I returned to Park Fell again this afternoon, this time with my big camera so I could capture some of this wonderful summer weather we are having here in the
A little walk to my favourite viewpoint tonight. I may have been here thousands of times and taken hundreds of photographs of this beautiful Lake District Landscape but it never
The Bluebell season has kind of passed me by this year. Social Media is awash with inspiring misty dawn woodlands covered in a brilliant blue carpet of Bluebells. It appears
I headed out tonight with a plan to try and capture the last of the days light on the side of the Langdale Pikes from Side Pike. It’s a viewpoint
It’s great to be back in the Lake District with my camera and ready to make more Landscape Photographs. It seems like a while since I’ve had really inspiring conditions
A while back when I used a Canon 5DSR I also had the Canon 100-400mm lens which I loved for Landscapes. It allowed me to create some intimate shots of
Another quick outing with my new Telephoto lens and a quick shot made looking over towards the Langdale Pikes. I was hoping the sky would illuminate and give a nice
Elterwater Hall nestled below a magnificent backdrop of the Langdale Pikes. An otherwise flat day made a little more special by a shaft of light illuminating the area around Elterwater
So this is it, my final shoot of 2016. It has been a good year and a good Autumn. My only critisim is it’s gone too fast, as does time
Holme Fell above Hodge Close Quarry is a place I’ve only visited once before in Autumn last year. I’m intrigued by Hodge Close. It’s a fantastic location and one us Landscape
Skelwith Fold Autumn Scenes. Today is the 11th of November 2016. At 11am I stood silent for a few moments whilst looking into this few and being thankful and grateful
Somedays it’s nice to just head out with your camera with no real intention of capturing anything in particular and just see what you see. Lately I’ve not been doing
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