Trying out my Tilt Shift lens at Thirlmere. It took me a while to get to grips with this lens, but through trial and error I managed to figure out the basic.
These shots were all taken with the lens shifted down to retain the verticals of the trees in the distance while including more of the foreground and a slight amount of tilt to expand the depth of field to cover the rock in the foreground.
I can strongly recommend a tilt shift lens for Landscape Photography.
I visited Thirlmere again today, an automatic response perhaps as I do find myself being constantly drawn to this wonderful place as you will see if you follow my Landscape
I had heard the Vulcan bomber was to fly over the Lake District today but didn’t know much of the details or if I’m honest have that much of an
Being a Landscape Photographer makes it almost impossible to ignore interesting weather. Appreciate it for sure but it is impossible to ignore, especially when in such beautiful surroundings. Personally I
Continuing my obsession with Thirlmere and my Tilt Shift Lens here are some new images I was lucky enough to capture recently. I am quite fond of Black &
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