Tagged: nikon

  1. Today’s Photo Guarded By The Fell. The small river village, protected by the Fells of Howgill since days of old… This was shot from the motte of Castlehaw, the site of an ancient Norman motte-and-bailey castle, dating from around the 10thC. These days, it’s just a large hump protruding 30ft or so and surrounded by a ditch, but it does offer excellent views of the village of Sedbergh below as well as the little farmhouse shaded underneath the protective mound of Winder Fell. =) And yes, the greens really were that green. You should order a beautiful print of this photo right here. Today’s Photo Guarded By The Fell. The small river village, protected by the Fells of Howgill since days of old… This was shot from the motte of Castlehaw, the site of an ancient Norman motte-and-bailey castle, dating from around the 10thC. These days, it’s just a large hump protruding 30ft or so and surrounded by a ditch, but it does offer excellent views of the village of Sedbergh below as well as the little farmhouse shaded underneath the protective mound of Winder Fell. =) And yes, the greens really were that green. You should order a beautiful print of this photo right here.

    Today’s Photo

    Guarded By The Fell.

    The small river village, protected by the Fells of Howgill since days of old…

    This was shot from the motte of Castlehaw, the site of an ancient Norman motte-and-bailey castle, dating from around the 10thC. These days, it’s just a large hump protruding 30ft or so and surrounded by a ditch, but it does offer excellent views of the village of Sedbergh below as well as the little farmhouse shaded underneath the protective mound of Winder Fell. =)

    And yes, the greens really were that green.

    You should order a beautiful print of this photo right here.

  2. Today’s Photo Beck To Buttmere. Barren boulders and slabs of slate cannot stop the inexorable course of Gatesgarthdale Beck to its home of Buttermere… There’s something wonderfully rugged and wild about the landscape around Honister Pass, especially when the sky gives you fitting stormy clouds, too! =) You should order a beautiful print of this photo right here. Today’s Photo Beck To Buttmere. Barren boulders and slabs of slate cannot stop the inexorable course of Gatesgarthdale Beck to its home of Buttermere… There’s something wonderfully rugged and wild about the landscape around Honister Pass, especially when the sky gives you fitting stormy clouds, too! =) You should order a beautiful print of this photo right here.

    Today’s Photo

    Beck To Buttmere.

    Barren boulders and slabs of slate cannot stop the inexorable course of Gatesgarthdale Beck to its home of Buttermere…

    There’s something wonderfully rugged and wild about the landscape around Honister Pass, especially when the sky gives you fitting stormy clouds, too! =)

    You should order a beautiful print of this photo right here.

  3. Today’s Photo Boat Mountain. The Wastwater mountain juts defiantly from the ground as the storm swirls around it… In the most classic view of the three fells of Wastwater, Yewbarrow is the left one. It is well-known for looking like the upturned hull of a boat and for the prevalence of yew trees on it.  This photo is also the result of a long study I’ve been doing into Jay and Varina Patel’s iHDR workflow and, I have to say, I am extremely happy with the results. The clarity from this workflow is like no other. If you’re looking at ways to blend multiple exposures, you should definitely get yourself a copy of their iHDR webinars! You should order yourself a beautiful print of this photo right here. Today’s Photo Boat Mountain. The Wastwater mountain juts defiantly from the ground as the storm swirls around it… In the most classic view of the three fells of Wastwater, Yewbarrow is the left one. It is well-known for looking like the upturned hull of a boat and for the prevalence of yew trees on it.  This photo is also the result of a long study I’ve been doing into Jay and Varina Patel’s iHDR workflow and, I have to say, I am extremely happy with the results. The clarity from this workflow is like no other. If you’re looking at ways to blend multiple exposures, you should definitely get yourself a copy of their iHDR webinars! You should order yourself a beautiful print of this photo right here.

    Today’s Photo

    Boat Mountain.

    The Wastwater mountain juts defiantly from the ground as the storm swirls around it…

    In the most classic view of the three fells of Wastwater, Yewbarrow is the left one. It is well-known for looking like the upturned hull of a boat and for the prevalence of yew trees on it. 

    This photo is also the result of a long study I’ve been doing into Jay and Varina Patel’s iHDR workflow and, I have to say, I am extremely happy with the results. The clarity from this workflow is like no other. If you’re looking at ways to blend multiple exposures, you should definitely get yourself a copy of their iHDR webinars!

    You should order yourself a beautiful print of this photo right here.

  4. Today’s Photo When Life Is Right. A perfect duality; the stillness of the eternal Ullswater reflections against the ancient craggy mountains… Sometimes, you have to choose your moments. Sometimes, these moments are when you’ve just got home from work and decide that the only right thing to do is to change clothes, pick up all your photography gear and head to the monumental lake of Ullswater to shoot some late evening reflection awesomeness. =) You should order a beautiful print of this photo right here. Today’s Photo When Life Is Right. A perfect duality; the stillness of the eternal Ullswater reflections against the ancient craggy mountains… Sometimes, you have to choose your moments. Sometimes, these moments are when you’ve just got home from work and decide that the only right thing to do is to change clothes, pick up all your photography gear and head to the monumental lake of Ullswater to shoot some late evening reflection awesomeness. =) You should order a beautiful print of this photo right here.

    Today’s Photo

    When Life Is Right.

    A perfect duality; the stillness of the eternal Ullswater reflections against the ancient craggy mountains…

    Sometimes, you have to choose your moments. Sometimes, these moments are when you’ve just got home from work and decide that the only right thing to do is to change clothes, pick up all your photography gear and head to the monumental lake of Ullswater to shoot some late evening reflection awesomeness. =)

    You should order a beautiful print of this photo right here.

  5. Today’s Photo Our Special Light. The glowing coastline of Silverdale, a still evening, calm except for the gentle trickle of the tide slowly shuffling in… You should order a beautiful print of this photo right here. Today’s Photo Our Special Light. The glowing coastline of Silverdale, a still evening, calm except for the gentle trickle of the tide slowly shuffling in… You should order a beautiful print of this photo right here.

    Today’s Photo

    Our Special Light.

    The glowing coastline of Silverdale, a still evening, calm except for the gentle trickle of the tide slowly shuffling in…

    You should order a beautiful print of this photo right here.

  6. Today’s Photo Wrestle of Elements. A storm stampedes towards the Derwentwater fells, who stand resolute and braced for another battle… This was shot on the first evening of our Keswick break, right on the Northern shore of Derwentwater looking towards the distant fells. It wasn’t exactly the sunset we were looking for, but still an awesome sight nevertheless. =) You should order a beautiful print of this photo right here. Today’s Photo Wrestle of Elements. A storm stampedes towards the Derwentwater fells, who stand resolute and braced for another battle… This was shot on the first evening of our Keswick break, right on the Northern shore of Derwentwater looking towards the distant fells. It wasn’t exactly the sunset we were looking for, but still an awesome sight nevertheless. =) You should order a beautiful print of this photo right here.

    Today’s Photo

    Wrestle of Elements.

    A storm stampedes towards the Derwentwater fells, who stand resolute and braced for another battle…

    This was shot on the first evening of our Keswick break, right on the Northern shore of Derwentwater looking towards the distant fells. It wasn’t exactly the sunset we were looking for, but still an awesome sight nevertheless. =)

    You should order a beautiful print of this photo right here.

  7. Today’s Photo Scafell Fights The Storm. Humanity gets all the light and warmth whilst the unforgiving craggy mass of Scafell Pike continues its eternal raging battle against the storm sent by the Heavens… You should order a beautiful print of this photo right here. Today’s Photo Scafell Fights The Storm. Humanity gets all the light and warmth whilst the unforgiving craggy mass of Scafell Pike continues its eternal raging battle against the storm sent by the Heavens… You should order a beautiful print of this photo right here.

    Today’s Photo

    Scafell Fights The Storm.

    Humanity gets all the light and warmth whilst the unforgiving craggy mass of Scafell Pike continues its eternal raging battle against the storm sent by the Heavens…

    You should order a beautiful print of this photo right here.

  8. Today’s Photo Long Way To Crummock. Admittedly, our exploration of the more northern Lake District area, on this particular day, was quite ambitious: I had planned the exploration of Honister Pass, followed by a good walk around Buttermere, then Crummock Water and possibly Loweswater… then see if we’d timed the season right to capture the magnificent valley of Rannerdale with its legendary Bluebell carpet. However, we overestimated the walk from Buttermere to Crummock Water… and possibly took the least accessible route. The pathway was ill–defined with loose rocks and boulders that play havoc with your ankle strength and slow you down. We got as far as here, looking back at the west shore of Crummock Water with Fleetwith Pike in the distance and Mellbreak looming to the right. Fortunately, I had excellent cloud action in the sky and a landscape full of colours and light. =) Also, I’m experimenting with new and somewhat different post-processing techniques… and I’m liking the results I’m getting! You should order a beautiful print of this photo right here. Today’s Photo Long Way To Crummock. Admittedly, our exploration of the more northern Lake District area, on this particular day, was quite ambitious: I had planned the exploration of Honister Pass, followed by a good walk around Buttermere, then Crummock Water and possibly Loweswater… then see if we’d timed the season right to capture the magnificent valley of Rannerdale with its legendary Bluebell carpet. However, we overestimated the walk from Buttermere to Crummock Water… and possibly took the least accessible route. The pathway was ill–defined with loose rocks and boulders that play havoc with your ankle strength and slow you down. We got as far as here, looking back at the west shore of Crummock Water with Fleetwith Pike in the distance and Mellbreak looming to the right. Fortunately, I had excellent cloud action in the sky and a landscape full of colours and light. =) Also, I’m experimenting with new and somewhat different post-processing techniques… and I’m liking the results I’m getting! You should order a beautiful print of this photo right here.

    Today’s Photo

    Long Way To Crummock.

    Admittedly, our exploration of the more northern Lake District area, on this particular day, was quite ambitious: I had planned the exploration of Honister Pass, followed by a good walk around Buttermere, then Crummock Water and possibly Loweswater… then see if we’d timed the season right to capture the magnificent valley of Rannerdale with its legendary Bluebell carpet.

    However, we overestimated the walk from Buttermere to Crummock Water… and possibly took the least accessible route. The pathway was ill–defined with loose rocks and boulders that play havoc with your ankle strength and slow you down. We got as far as here, looking back at the west shore of Crummock Water with Fleetwith Pike in the distance and Mellbreak looming to the right. Fortunately, I had excellent cloud action in the sky and a landscape full of colours and light. =)

    Also, I’m experimenting with new and somewhat different post-processing techniques… and I’m liking the results I’m getting!

    You should order a beautiful print of this photo right here.

  9. Today’s Photo Gorse And The Lake. A gorse bush holds its flowers up high but not as high as the mighty mountains surrounding Wastwater… The lake, Wastwater, takes up most of the floor of the valley of Wasdale, and also takes its name from the valley too. “Wasdale” comes from Old Norse again Vatnsdalr meaning “valley of the water”. Wastwater is England’s deepest lake and is surrounded by England’s tallest mountains, peaking at Scafell Pike, which stands at 3,209ft. =) You should order a beautiful print of this photo right here. Today’s Photo Gorse And The Lake. A gorse bush holds its flowers up high but not as high as the mighty mountains surrounding Wastwater… The lake, Wastwater, takes up most of the floor of the valley of Wasdale, and also takes its name from the valley too. “Wasdale” comes from Old Norse again Vatnsdalr meaning “valley of the water”. Wastwater is England’s deepest lake and is surrounded by England’s tallest mountains, peaking at Scafell Pike, which stands at 3,209ft. =) You should order a beautiful print of this photo right here.

    Today’s Photo

    Gorse And The Lake.

    A gorse bush holds its flowers up high but not as high as the mighty mountains surrounding Wastwater…

    The lake, Wastwater, takes up most of the floor of the valley of Wasdale, and also takes its name from the valley too. “Wasdale” comes from Old Norse again Vatnsdalr meaning “valley of the water”. Wastwater is England’s deepest lake and is surrounded by England’s tallest mountains, peaking at Scafell Pike, which stands at 3,209ft. =)

    You should order a beautiful print of this photo right here.

  10. Today’s Photo From Humble Beginnings. Beautifully, classy Keswick during Blue Hour, right near the market square centre. =) The name “Keswick” itself comes Old English “cēse” meaning cheese and “wīc” meaning place or dwelling. In essence, Keswick means “a farm where cheese is made” and has the same roots as London’s “Chiswick” but with more Scandinavian roots.  It’s lovely to see how far such a wonderful place has come. =) You should order a beautiful print of this photo right here. Today’s Photo From Humble Beginnings. Beautifully, classy Keswick during Blue Hour, right near the market square centre. =) The name “Keswick” itself comes Old English “cēse” meaning cheese and “wīc” meaning place or dwelling. In essence, Keswick means “a farm where cheese is made” and has the same roots as London’s “Chiswick” but with more Scandinavian roots.  It’s lovely to see how far such a wonderful place has come. =) You should order a beautiful print of this photo right here.

    Today’s Photo

    From Humble Beginnings.

    Beautifully, classy Keswick during Blue Hour, right near the market square centre. =)

    The name “Keswick” itself comes Old English “cēse” meaning cheese and “wīc” meaning place or dwelling. In essence, Keswick means “a farm where cheese is made” and has the same roots as London’s “Chiswick” but with more Scandinavian roots. 

    It’s lovely to see how far such a wonderful place has come. =)

    You should order a beautiful print of this photo right here.