Capturing the Violinist’s Journey in the Heart of New Forest

Learning to play the violin is a magical journey that takes time, practice, and a lot of heart. For a young girl starting her musical adventure, staying motivated is everything. And what could be more motivating than capturing her musical journey through the lens of a camera against the stunning backdrop of Blackwater in the heart of the New Forest? In this blog post, I’ll take you on a visual tour of a photoshoot that’s all about celebrating the dedication and progress of a budding violinist.

Blackwater Arboretum : Where Nature and Music Come Together


Blackwater, tucked away in the New Forest near Rhinefield House, is a slice of paradise for nature lovers and music enthusiasts alike. Here’s the lowdown on this picturesque spot:

Getting There

Finding Blackwater is a breeze – just plug in the postcode SO42 7QB for Rhinefield Ornamental Drive into your GPS. When you arrive, you’ll spot a decent-sized parking lot, though it can get a bit crowded in the summertime. No worries if it’s full; there are signs pointing you to other parking areas a bit farther out.

Google maps Link: https://maps.app.goo.gl/ux1EdoUzGdHcqq9k8

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Stunning, Natural & Fun New Forest Photography

The natural beauty of Blackwater is simply breathtaking. Here’s what makes it so special:

Wide-Open Spaces: Blackwater’s wide-open spaces give you room to breathe, making it the perfect place to let the sweet sounds of a violin fill the air.

Fallen Trees and Logs: Fallen trees and logs aren’t just obstacles; they’re platforms for our young violinist, representing her journey’s highs and lows.

Shady Retreats: If you need a break from the sun, there are plenty of shaded spots that add depth and charm to your photos.

Picnic-Perfect: After an inspiring practice session, you can kick back with a picnic with place you can sit.

Wild Horses and Ponies: The New Forest is home to these majestic creatures, a reminder of the untamed beauty of the world.

A Nice Walk: You can explore enchanting forest trails and soak up the crisp, fresh air.

Tall Trees Trail: This trail is an absolute must-visit. Towering trees create an enchanting atmosphere, perfect for capturing any family photos.

Capturing the Music By Family photographer

Our photoshoot was all about blending nature and music. With Blackwater’s stunning backdrop, we embarked on a visual journey to capture the spirit of a young violinist determined to master her craft.

  1. Climbing on Fallen Trees and Logs: These natural structures became our stage. Our violinist’s determination to conquer obstacles, both musical and literal, was a sight to behold.
  2. The Charming Bridge: Blackwater’s bridge added a touch of elegance to our photos. The contrast between delicate strings and sturdy wood mirrored the beauty of music itself.
  3. Beside the Meandering River: The gentle flow of the river symbolized the progress of her violin skills. Standing by the water’s edge, her reflection mirrored the growth she experiences in her musical journey.

Conclusion: A Visual Symphony of Inspiration

New Forest provided the perfect backdrop for our photoshoot, allowing us to capture the essence of a young violinist’s journey with her instrument. The fallen trees, lovely bridge, and winding river were symbolic elements, reminding us of the beauty of progress and the harmony between nature and music.

As we explored the Tall Trees trail, we were reminded that, like those towering trees, this young musician’s potential knows no bounds. With each practice session, she grows, reaching for the sky just like the branches above.

In the heart of the New Forest, we discovered a unique melody – the music of progress, played by a young girl and forever preserved in photographs.

You can see more natural family shoots from New Forest on here.

If you have any other passion and want to create lasting memories, reach out to me. I’d be honored to capture your journey, just like I did for this talented violinist.

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