Framing the hidden horizon

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Framing the hidden horizon

This is Bassenthwaite Lake in Cumbria.

Taken after several days of rain and floods, which has raised the lake levels to flood the shoreline.

This is a rare moment of reflection on this lake, especially this late in the morning.

The winter sun almost made this bush look on fire

Shot in the Lake District

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Framing the hidden horizon by clickinhistory
Framing the hidden horizon by clickinhistory
  • jon daly

    jon daly

    soooooooo jealous

  • clickinhistory replied

    lol, never been able to get a shot like this since when I have passed if that makes you feel any better

  • Antanas

    Antanas

    great capture, lovely scenery

  • clickinhistory replied

    The scenery is amazing here, hard not to take a great shot, thanks Antanas

  • PrincessVicki

    PrincessVicki

    Gorgeous shot here Mr History! Love the perfect reflections! x

  • clickinhistory replied

    Thank you as always Vicki-lee

  • jennypaige

    jennypaige

    wow amazingly beautiful

  • clickinhistory replied

    Thanks Jenny

  • JamieGreen

    JamieGreen

    This is where I’ll be from the end of this month when the Ospreys have returned and the missus has to go to Workington/Whitehaven. Tarn has a season ticket for the Osprey viewpoint.
    I too am jealous. Everytime I stop, (when there is a space free of brewers vans) it is cloudy!

  • clickinhistory replied

    lol was dived bombed by a bird avoiding a bird of prey a while back here, so does Tarn have much luck with the fishing while you are pretending to be “bird” watching?
    I know, think this is only the second time I have seen this so still

  • Rob Parsons

    Rob Parsons

    Fantastic shot, amazingly calm

  • clickinhistory replied

    Thank you Rob, was stunned it was calm so late in the morning

  • Jan Timmons

    Jan Timmons

    Love the vibrant colour in the foreground, and, of course, the reflections and thirds and all that goes into this beautifully serene scene. A new favorite.

  • clickinhistory replied

    Thank you Jan, the sun really almost make this bush look on fire this morning

  • Nanmarie

    Nanmarie

    This is awesome. It’s so calming. Absolutely beautiful Richard.

  • clickinhistory replied

    Thank you as always Nancy

  • Jason Connolly

    Jason Connolly

    Stunning photgrpahy mate.

  • clickinhistory replied

    Thank you Jason

  • loving winter

    loving winter

    gorgeous reflection!

  • clickinhistory replied

    Thanks Margo

  • Malcolm Chant

    Malcolm Chant

    Beautiful shot, I’ve been there but never seen it like this,

    Excellent

  • clickinhistory replied

    Thank you, think that is why even the National trust guards were slamming on their brakes and rushing down there with their cameras, seems to have been a rare event on this stretch

  • Alexanderargyll

    Alexanderargyll

    great capture

  • clickinhistory replied

    thank you

  • KcranmerArt

    KcranmerArt

    This reminds me of the Kootenai River that I live by…except with pine trees everywhere…beautiful reflection!

  • clickinhistory replied

    You live in a very beautiful place, thank you

  • Ming Myaskovsky

    Ming Myaskovsky

    WOW, Great piece!! I turned my laptop upside down, it looked fantastic, like mirror image, my fav!!!!! :)))

  • clickinhistory replied

    thanks, it was an amazing moment to witness, as long as you didn’t try to do the same with a desk top, though guess a headstand may do the trick :)

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