Leaving home and my usual view of Todd Crag on Loughrigg. Great light today. Hoping this continues.

Arriving at Grasmere by the Weir with Silver How above.

Helm Crag above Allan Bank in the trees.

Details on Helm Crag

The colours are looking great at the moment.

Good quality low light makes a real difference when creating Autumnal Landscapes.

Allan Bank. What a great setting.

Dunmail Raise on the right beside Helm Crag.

Patches of light on Helm Crag.

Swans on Grasmere below Helm Crag.

You can see my collection of Lake District Landscape Prints from Grasmere here in my gallery.

Prints should be warm and inviting, inspiring and capture a moment that you want to revisit over and over again. A moment you’d happily sit and watch time and time again. These conditions don’t often stay for long so it pays to be in position and ready to capture the best few minutes of whatever light you are lucky to witness.

Here is a series of photographs I captured over Grasmere of the best time of the day where the light is golden.

Looking over Grasmere towards Grasmere Village. I’ve made a copy of this image available as a high quality framed Print here in my online gallery.

Helm Crag over Grasmere with Allan Bank visible to the left.

Details of Helm Crag as the light brings out the fine features of this beautiful Lakeland fell.

Helm Crag.

Helm Crag reflecting in Grasmere.

The reflection of Helm Crag in Grasmere.

Over Grasmere the light was perfect. You can buy a print of this image here in my online gallery.

A beautiful scene

The Daffodil hotel over Grasmere and below the higher fells. You can buy a print of this image here in my online gallery.

As the sun set lower in the sky the focus shifted on to the East side of Grasmere as the higher fells were illuminated by the last of the days light. You can buy a print of this image here in my online gallery.

I’ve made a selection of my images from this shoot available in my online gallery. You can see them here.