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		By: Ullswater Jetty Sunrise Print &#124; Lake District Landscape Photography Prints by James Bell		</title>
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		By: Ullswater Jetty Sunrise Print &#124; Lake District Landscape Photography Prints by James Bell		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[[&#8230;] As I have previously mentioned the weather on this trip was awful. Persistent rain every day and for 10 mornings I had visited this spot to capture what I hoped would be my attempt at a Lake District classic. By the end of the week and fitting to the conditions of the week I was presented with a window of opportunity. No more than 10 minutes. The sky was wonderfully red as the sun slowly rose. I managed to capture this shot along with a few others and what I like about this shot is the contrast between the hope of a new day in the sky and its reflection in the relative calm of the water but Place Fell and Silver Point opposite are in stark dark contrast as a timely reminder things weren&#8217;t all that rosy. Indeed within 10 minutes Ullswater was covered in a blanket of murk. So here&#8217;s the result of standing at this jetty for 10 mornings in a row. This being the only dry day for 10 minutes at least, but that&#8217;s all I needed. [&#8230;]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[&#8230;] As I have previously mentioned the weather on this trip was awful. Persistent rain every day and for 10 mornings I had visited this spot to capture what I hoped would be my attempt at a Lake District classic. By the end of the week and fitting to the conditions of the week I was presented with a window of opportunity. No more than 10 minutes. The sky was wonderfully red as the sun slowly rose. I managed to capture this shot along with a few others and what I like about this shot is the contrast between the hope of a new day in the sky and its reflection in the relative calm of the water but Place Fell and Silver Point opposite are in stark dark contrast as a timely reminder things weren&#8217;t all that rosy. Indeed within 10 minutes Ullswater was covered in a blanket of murk. So here&#8217;s the result of standing at this jetty for 10 mornings in a row. This being the only dry day for 10 minutes at least, but that&#8217;s all I needed. [&#8230;]</p>
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		By: What a print means to me.... &#124; Lake District Landscape Photography, Pictures, Prints, Photos and Walks by James Bell		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[[&#8230;] so many beautiful locations in the Lake District. Along with that you can often be surprised by the brief glimpses of amazing light that illuminate and transform a relatively typical scene into something truly amazing. (check out [&#8230;]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[&#8230;] so many beautiful locations in the Lake District. Along with that you can often be surprised by the brief glimpses of amazing light that illuminate and transform a relatively typical scene into something truly amazing. (check out [&#8230;]</p>
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		By: Ullswater Jetty Sunrise Print &#124; Lake District Landscape Photography, Pictures, Prints, Photos and Walks by James Bell		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[[&#8230;] As I have previously mentioned the weather on this trip was awful. Persistent rain every day and for 10 mornings I had visited this spot to capture what I hoped would be my attempt at a Lake District classic. By the end of the week and fitting to the conditions of the week I was presented with a window of opportunity. No more than 10 minutes. The sky was wonderfully red as the sun slowly rose. I managed to capture this shot along with a few others and what I like about this shot is the contrast between the hope of a new day in the sky and its reflection in the relative calm of the water but Place Fell and Silver Point opposite are in stark dark contrast as a timely reminder things weren&#8217;t all that rosy. Indeed within 10 minutes Ullswater was covered in a blanket of murk. So here&#8217;s the result of standing at this jetty for 10 mornings in a row. This being the only dry day for 10 minutes at least, but that&#8217;s all I needed. [&#8230;]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[&#8230;] As I have previously mentioned the weather on this trip was awful. Persistent rain every day and for 10 mornings I had visited this spot to capture what I hoped would be my attempt at a Lake District classic. By the end of the week and fitting to the conditions of the week I was presented with a window of opportunity. No more than 10 minutes. The sky was wonderfully red as the sun slowly rose. I managed to capture this shot along with a few others and what I like about this shot is the contrast between the hope of a new day in the sky and its reflection in the relative calm of the water but Place Fell and Silver Point opposite are in stark dark contrast as a timely reminder things weren&#8217;t all that rosy. Indeed within 10 minutes Ullswater was covered in a blanket of murk. So here&#8217;s the result of standing at this jetty for 10 mornings in a row. This being the only dry day for 10 minutes at least, but that&#8217;s all I needed. [&#8230;]</p>
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