Cumbria
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Taken in January at Sunrise from the Istimus on Derwent water, 400D+12-24 sigma / (with fixed horizon!!!!)
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canon 400D sigma 12-24
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Tewet tarn taken at sunrise Canon 400D sigma 12-24.
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Sunrise from Sharp Edge on Blencathra / canon 400D sigma 12-24 at 12mm / 3 raw images proccessed with photomatix -4,-2,0 F18
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Great End taken just after Sunrise from Seathwaite fell. / Cokin 2 stop ND grad / Canon 400D EF-s 18-55 (crap lens!!!!) 18mm / Av F18 Tv 0.8 / Photoshop work only dust spot removal.
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taken in May at sunrise above bowscale tarn.
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Sold 2 poster prints October 2008 / Am I allowed to do this? Had to do it, While I had to get up at 0245GMT for work and drive my trains, my wife Donna, went on a church walk with the boys as well to Elterwater in the English lake district and she took my pride and joy, only cause I know she has the eye! and she helps me bin the rubbish shots I have taken, she’s learnt from me and yes I was sweating that she took my camera, so this is one of her shots, I processed it in HDR style to get the most detail, I am pretty proud of her, I think she has done a great job of this shot, no cropping whatsoever, well spotted, well I am congratulating her anyway.here’s Donnas shot. / Shot with a Nikon D70s and 18-70mm lens / /
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Shot from Castlehead viewpoint in the English lake district national park in Keswick Cumbria overlooking Derwentwater and the Cumbrian fells. / Shot with a Nikon D70s and 18-70mm lens / 3 shot HDR processed in Photomatix and photoshop / /
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Down by the Boat landings at sunset
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Taken from Gowder Crag at sunrise. / 400D + 17-40L 3 stop ND grd
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Taken at sunrise on a very icy morning, it was a full time job just trying to keep my filter clear. The hill is Cat Bell’s probably the most popular hiking hill in the lake district you can usually see the procession of people walking to the summit on most days, but not today at fist light!!!!. / The Island is Derwent island and has a long history, in Elizabethan times(1500) it was occupied by the German miners who lived there for there own safety I think the local land owners were none to happy about the Queen and these mining companies taking all there precious minerals. / In 1770 Joseph Pocklington purchased Derwent Island for £300, known as King Pocky he built the boat house you can see in the shape of a nonconformist chapel with bell tower, there is also a large house in the centre of the island but it obscured from view by the trees. He got his nick name for organising mock battles on the lake.
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Kirkby Lonsdale is a small town in Cumbria, England, on the River Lune. It is situated thirteen miles (21 km) south-east from Kendal along the A65. / The South Lakeland town is noted for the Devil’s Bridge over the River Lune, dating from around 1370 and constructed of well masoned fine gritstone. It consists of three spans, the western two measuring 17 m (54 ft 8 in) each and the eastern one 8.8 m (29 ft). The piers are hexagonal, measuring 18 m (60 ft) round. Nikon D80 18-105mm lens at 18mm / f-16 at 4.5 second exposure ISO 100 / HDR – 3 images processed from a single RAW / Processed in Photomatix and Elements 6 Winner of the Nikon D80 User Group – Exposure Challenge JAN 2009. / Winner of the Stream Crossings Challenge – Calm Waters MAR 2009. / Winner of the Addicted Photographer – Time to Reflect Challenge APR 2009. / Runner up in the Streams Crossings Challenge – Calm Streams SEP 2009. Featured in the Mountains and Mountain Light and Live, Love, Dream groups JAN 2009. Also featured in theLight and Reflection group MAR 2009. / Featured in the Addicted Photographer group APR 2009. / Featured in the A Place to Call Home group MAY 2009. / Featured in the JPG Cast Offs group JULY 2009.
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Rydal Water in the English Lake District. Taken on 28th Jan 2009 with a Sony alpha 350 DSLR 18-70 Sony lens / This is one of my most favourite places in the Lakes. It is also part of a guided walk with the Voluntary Rangers in the Park. The walk starts at White Moss Common and goes over Lingmoor Fell and down to Rydal Water and Rydal before turning back towards White Moss on the other side of the water by the old ‘Coffin Route’ by which coffins were transported for burial in Grasmere Church. Very typical Lake District winter colours Featured in Your Magic Place January 2009 ,The Beauty of European Waters & Light and Reflection February 2009 Rural Around The Globe March 2009 , a Europa July 2009 , At the Edge August 2009 , Northern Landscape & Dimensions September 2009 and Live & Let Live , The Ashes.Australia v England & Sony Shooters October 2009
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Featured in National Parks of the World October 2009 / October 2009 / October 2009 / Featured in Live and Let Live October 2009 / Went on a Church walk 31st January up the Langdale pikes in the English lake district national park Cumbria England, but unfortunately we didn’t get to the top due to the snow and there were youngsters in the group so weren’t taking any chances there, but had a great day out nevertheless and the light wasn’t bad all day, as I am their official photographer, I get to do all the photos..What a bind.. a joke hehehe. / This was one of the last I took today on our way down. / This was shot looking into the Langdale valley. / 3 shot HDR using monopod so am pretty pleased… /
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The stream that flows out of Buttermere in the English Lake District National Park. / At the far end of the lake is a glimpse of Fleetwith Pike and the slopes to the right are part of the High Stile range. / Taken on 23rd June 2009 on a hike along Buttermere and up the Scarth Gap Pass / This is one of my fave places in the Universe / Sony Alpha 350 DSLR & 18-70 lensHDR 3 shot autobracket tonemapped in Photomatix / Featured in DSLR Users only-3 a day and A Garden Somewhere…. / in June 2009 & You’re accepted in July 2009 & HDR Photography in October 2009 & A View Somewhere November 2009 /
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By: MatteArt – Came across this lovely tree whilst out walking in the Lake District, Cumbria, UK. / CANON IXUS 60
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Featured in Focus and Lighting October 2009 / Reflections at Buttermere in the lakes shot while on a recent visit with my bubblefriends Steve Smith and LesleyG. / Here is some info of the small lake courtesy of Wikipedia: Buttermere is a lake in the English Lake District in North West England. Historically within Cumberland, it is 1.25 miles (2,010 m) by 0.25 miles (400 m) wide, and is 75 feet (23 m) deep. It has an elevation above sea level of 329 feet (100 m). A place of considerable scenic value, it is situated towards the head of the valley of the River Cocker and is surrounded by fells, notably the High Stile range to the south west, Robinson to the north east, Fleetwith Pike and Haystacks to the south east and Grasmoor to the north west. The village of Buttermere stands at the north western end of the lake, and beyond this is Buttermere’s twin, Crummock Water. There is a path around the lake which is about 4.5 miles (7.2 km) long, and at one point runs through a rock tunnel beneath the locality of Hasness. Access is by road, from Cockermouth in the north west; from Borrowdale via the Honister Pass; or from Braithwaite and the Newlands Valley via Newlands Hause. The lake is owned by the National Trust and is part of the National Trust property called Buttermere and Ennerdale. Shot with a NIkon D300 and Sigma 10-20mm lens / f16 / 1/10sec / ISO200 / Focal length 10mm /
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Reflections at Buttermere in the lakes shot while on a recent visit with my bubblefriends Steve Smith and LesleyG. / Here is some info of the small lake courtesy of Wikipedia: Buttermere is a lake in the English Lake District in North West England. Historically within Cumberland, it is 1.25 miles (2,010 m) by 0.25 miles (400 m) wide, and is 75 feet (23 m) deep. It has an elevation above sea level of 329 feet (100 m). A place of considerable scenic value, it is situated towards the head of the valley of the River Cocker and is surrounded by fells, notably the High Stile range to the south west, Robinson to the north east, Fleetwith Pike and Haystacks to the south east and Grasmoor to the north west. The village of Buttermere stands at the north western end of the lake, and beyond this is Buttermere’s twin, Crummock Water. There is a path around the lake which is about 4.5 miles (7.2 km) long, and at one point runs through a rock tunnel beneath the locality of Hasness. Access is by road, from Cockermouth in the north west; from Borrowdale via the Honister Pass; or from Braithwaite and the Newlands Valley via Newlands Hause. The lake is owned by the National Trust and is part of the National Trust property called Buttermere and Ennerdale. Shot with a NIkon D300 and Sigma 10-20mm lens / f16 / 1/20sec / ISO200 / Focal length 10mm /
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This is a footpath through the lovely village of Hawkshead in the English Lake District. The flowers are really looking good this time of year (August)The cottages are a mix of local occupants and holiday lets / 494 views & 14 favouritings by 18th Nov 2009 / Sony Alpha 350 DSLR 18-70 lens, single Raw tonemapped in Photomatix (Pseudo HDR) / Featured in / JPG cast Offs / Friends of Bangor & North Down Camera Club,NI / A GardenSomewhere / Art by Bubble Hosts / Dimensions / Cottage Style / August 2009 /
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Image of Castlerigg stone circle in cumbria.
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My first visit to Lakeland / The LakeDistrict Cumbria UK Canon 5D 20mm lens / Photoshop CS3 / PhotoArtMaster Copyright 2009 Richie Dean
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Sometimes, just sometimes reality can exceed all your expectations. The day had been a complete washout with a horrendous storm that seemed to go on forever. Then, just before sunset the storm broke to create one of the most colourful and amazing sunsets I have ever seen. Turned out I was in a great locations as well. Shot on the banks of Derwent Water near Keswick in the English Lake District. Finalist in the Landscape Photographer of the Year 2007
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Blea Tarn between the Great and Little Langdale Valleys in the Lake District National Park 11th November 2009 / Sony Alpha 350 DSLR 18-70 lens single RAW tonemapped in Photomatix..Tripod mounted / See Blea Tarn in November below. On the right there is a stone wall leading to the water..this is the other side.Also if you want to see the tarn in a wider shot, see Blea Tarn from Wetherlam Edge below / Featured in Your Country’s Best.. and Your Magic Place November 2009 / / /
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