Sunset Blue

Had a wonderful weekend away at Clumber Park apart from Jo getting severely ill, we think it was the norovirus, boy was she poorly for 24 hours…won’t go into details but I get she’s a stone lighter! Started training again yesterday, which has been a long time coming, nearly 6 months of back rest, still… Continue reading Sunset Blue

Rainbow Sunset on Higger

Unusual composition to this sunset at Higger in The Peaks, almost a diagonal split but I like it as one side is soft with warm light and pastel shades and the other solid dependable grit that takes centuries to change.  Topped off with a sunburst to add a focal interest, I think it works. Tho… Continue reading Rainbow Sunset on Higger

Flaming Wings

I know, I know, the title made me hungry too! but it’s what it is isn’t it, very reminiscent of an Angels wings a blaze. I used a polariser and an ND .6 to get the just how I wanted on this image although it was a very stormy night at Glencoe. we had managed… Continue reading Flaming Wings

Curbar Sunrise

Another from a little while ago, hopefully I’ll be out this week at some stage, new pain killers should kick in later..lol Curbar Edge in The Peaks as the warmth of the winter sun rises and lights the valley below, it gives a beautiful deep amber glow with long shadows from the escarpment and trees… Continue reading Curbar Sunrise

Water of Fleet

                                                          The river “Water of Fleet” gently flows through Gatehouse of Fleet, Dumfries. This shot was taken whilst having a great  late’ at the riverbank cafe’ in… Continue reading Water of Fleet

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Susnet Purple

Using filters in photography is essential if you want to create something that’s not the norm or to enhance a scene. This one utilized a Singh Ray Reverse Grad and a lee .6 ND, the Singh Ray took off the bright glare from the middle area and allowed the sky and foreground to blend more… Continue reading Susnet Purple

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