Photo Workshop in Pembrokeshire
I do like to get away for a few days to spend time in the company of other people who have photography as their hobby (even passion). With them you…
A day at the seaside with the U3A
A full-day Shoot with the Cardiff U3A Photo Group with Nick Jenkins in attendance. Nick is not only known to me by my attendance on several of his Photo Workshops,…
Rydal Water
A final set of shots from the trip taken at Rydal Water and "featuring" ... The Boathouse. An exercise in composition. I'd be interested in hearing which one you like best,…
Tarn Hows
Having not had the best of weather on Walna Scar we headed for Tarn Hows, a NT site which has a lovely walk around the lake. Lots of pictures…
Langdale and a Rainbow
Four shots with no connection between them. Above, a different view of the Langdale Pikes taken from above Chapel Stile. [EXIF: 1/30 @f/16; ISO 200; Sony ILCE-7R; Sony FE 24-105 F4…
Loughrigg Tarn
Waiting to catch the light! Something that marks you out as different from the tourist photographer who doesn't have the time to stop and wait. On a cloudy day you…
With Nick in the Lake District
I've been on quite a few photo workshops with Nick Jenkins - I think my photography is improving, but can I be sure it's down to his tuition??? One of…
And finally … a dam
But before we get to the dam, a couple of "interesting" shots. The first was taken blind. Handheld, standing on the bottom rung of the fence, camera held high above…
Silky water shots
Following on from the waterfall shots, a selection of silky water shots taken using the technique I mentioned in the previous post. Sometimes however you have to also change the…
Afon Claerwen below the dam
Waterfall experiments
If you look through my Galleries or Albums you will soon realise I rather like taking pictures of rivers, waterfalls, and the like. It's obviously a throwback to my days as a…
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