It was a drizzly damp day today here in the Lake District, however these conditions don’t deter me from heading out with my camera, especially to make autumnal woodland images.
I briefly went out this morning before setting off for Ullswater that will feature in my next blog. I felt this image deserved its own post rather than be bolted
Another day and I keep wishing these winds would stop blowing leaves off the trees at this rate. It looks like it’s raining yellow silver Birch leaves at times. Better
Another shoot in the Autumnal woodland here at Skelwith Fold this afternoon and revisiting a scene in an earlier blog. The addition of low, warm light makes such a huge
Today I revisited Park Fell above Skelwith Fold for a quick Autumn walk. It was an absolutely glorious day today, sunny and warm with beautiful clear views in all directions.
Is it technically early Autumn? I guess I measure autumn by the colours in the trees and not by the calendar. What I can see here at Skelwith Fold in
I was lucky to witness a nice Sunset this evening from the viewpoint at Skelwith Fold. This is a great vantage point looking over the Langdale Fells. It was great
It seems like ages since I witnessed a good Sunset. Tonight I didn’t plan on heading out with my camera as, to be honest, the weather wasn’t looking that good,
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
I head out on lots of local walks from my base at Skelwith Fold, however they all seem to be the same, take in the same roads and tracks. Today
My latest outing with the Hasselblad 907x Special Edition in the Lake District and tonight I had a quick local shoot where I got extremely lucky with the weather. As
A quick walk up to the View point at Skelwith Fold today. I never get bored of this view. Wonderful. All of these photographs are available as gallery quality framed
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