Bagthorpe Church: A Hidden Gem in Norfolk

Introduction

Explore St Mary’s Church in Bagthorpe through this Norfolk photography collection. The church’s flint and stonework, bellcote and rural setting offer a quiet contrast to the county’s larger landmarks.

Architectural Design

The building’s Gothic Revival design brings together a nave, chancel and distinctive bellcote. The photographs show its architectural details alongside the surrounding countryside.

Historical Background

The church stands on a site with a longer history, with an older font retained inside the later building. Look through the collection for views of its character and setting.

Status and Conservation

If you plan to visit, check current opening and access information with the organisation responsible for the church before travelling.

Visiting Bagthorpe Church

Browse the gallery to explore this part of rural Norfolk. For a print enquiry, tell us which photograph you like and your preferred size or finish.

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Pudding Hall Church

Pudding Norton is one mile south of Fakenham. All that remains there today is the tower of St Margaret’s church and Pudding Norton Hall as the medieval village was cleared to make way for grazing in the late 16th and early 17th century.

The abandoned village is on a slope which spreads towards a stream that flows into the River Wensum.

In 1329 this village had only 15 households paying the Lay Subsidy tax. By 1602 the church had been decaying for a long time and in 1845 there were records of a population of 25 living in Pudding Norton.

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Langham church St Mary’s Norfolk

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Norfolk Drone Oxburgh Hall in Norfolk

Explore Oxburgh Hall in Norfolk through this collection of photographs. The historic building and its grounds provide a distinctive subject, with wider views showing how the architecture sits within the landscape. Browse the gallery and contact us about a particular image or print. For visitor opening times and access, check the property’s current information before travelling.

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Norfolk Drones Oil Paintings

Explore Norfolk Drone’s collection of images with an oil-painting effect. Choose a favourite view and ask about available sizes, framing and finishes before ordering.

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Route A149

The Plan

We followed the A149 from Hunstanton, photographing the route from the ground and the air over several months. The project brings together coastal views and the changing Norfolk landscape.

The Equipment

We used a DJI Mini 2 for the aerial photographs, planning the shots around the location and people nearby.

Canon M-50

The Canon M50 captured the ground-level photographs, including landscapes, flowers and changing light along the route.

So What Happened You Ask?

Starting in Hunstanton, we explored the route with camera equipment, company and a dog. Browse the resulting photographs and enquire about prints of your favourite views.

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Norfolk from above

Explore local aerial photographs, from coastal harbours and beaches to countryside and historic buildings. For commissioned work, visit our East Anglia aerial photography service or discuss your project.

Show customers the setting of a property, venue or business with aerial photographs made for your brief.

Tell us which buildings, landscape features or areas matter most, and where the finished images will be used.

We provide aerial photography, drone video and editing for promotional projects. Discuss the format, footage and delivery requirements when requesting a quote.

Here, Norfolk Magazine have used our images for the center page spread for their August edition.

This is Burnham Overy Staithe Norfolk Harbour another imaged used by ITV Anglia

Here is our famous “Poppy Fields” Heacham again being used by ITV Anglia

Aerial Pictures From Around Norfolk

Planning photographs for your project

A useful aerial photograph starts with its purpose. For a property listing, you may want to show the grounds and access. For a business website, the priority may be the building and its setting.

Include the intended audience, publishing channels and any deadlines in your enquiry. We can then discuss a suitable image selection and delivery format.

If your project needs survey measurements or specialist data, explain the required outputs before booking so the scope can be assessed.

Browse the examples above, then contact us with your location and the views you would like captured. We will discuss the proposed shoot and provide a quote for the agreed brief.

Aerial Photography & Services

High-resolution photographs and video provide a visual record of the accessible areas you need to see.

Aerial views help homeowners, developers and project teams understand a site in relation to its surroundings.

Enabling you to see things from a different angle. These views can help illustrate the setting and surroundings of a property.

Drone imagery can help assess visible areas that are difficult to see from the ground. Access arrangements and the need for further inspection depend on the site and your brief.

Each proposed flight is planned around the location, access, nearby activity and suitable weather.

Regular photographs can help your team compare construction progress over time. Agree the viewpoints and schedule so the records remain useful from one visit to the next.

For a roof or building enquiry, tell us what your surveyor or contractor needs to see. Aerial photographs support their assessment of visible features; concealed areas may require other inspection methods.

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