Well what can I say, generally the rule of 3rds is pretty tight when composing a landscape image, but what happens when your faced with this, I think its probably about 5 or 6 levels horizontal but I still love it as it gets warmer to the top. Was a winter sunrise on Curbar Edge in The peaks, may have some good news later, keep looking I’ll update as soon as I know.
This shot will be part of the next Blog 4 for Peak District Online
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Slight curve ball of a shot today, this is my own tribute to Warhol with the yachts at Rhosneigr during a fantastic sunset, really like the way the colours work with each other, may have to try this with some other work, I think I get what he was doing or at least how the image makes you feel, saying that yachts or Monroe, well suppose Monroe wins!
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One from a while ago, Sandsend just above Whitby has great groynes and pebbles on the beach and when the weather is right you get great cloudscapes to accompany the sea, even better than that is the super little cafe on the beach edge, beautiful coffee………be there real soon
As I stand there, sea washing around my feet, cooling and refreshing staring out to sea as the last light of the setting sun descends the horizon, fresh breeze clears my thoughts and then it hits me
Rhosneigr Sunset
Llyn Gwynant
Rhosneigr Silk
Silk smooth waters on main beach Rhosneigr Anglesey, the sun setting to the right casting a pink warmth across the bay and the stillness of the sea shimmering against the night blue sky, thats the sales pitch, in reality its a night shot with a filter on to smooth the sea from my favorite place.
Well Blog 3 is now up live on www.peakdistrictonline.co.uk, link at bottom, hope you all enjoy the feature I’m having some wonderful feedback thanks ever so much, special thanks to Glyn in Munich who originates from Yorkshire and is really enjoying the feature a great critic and a friend I’m sure.
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Edale
Morning all, this shot was from last year just came across it in my archives, must do more tidying I have 1000’s of shots that need sorting, anybody fancy a job?
its part of a wonderful walk from Grinds Brook up to Kinder Scout and when the weather is nice as it was this day the views and wildlife where great to witness. There are loads of these little falls leading all the way up and if you come back down the same way you can have a pint or three in The Old Nags Head
More later
The White Arch
One from a little while ago, The White Arch (Bwa Gwyn) at Rhoscolyn, Anglesey North Wales. Was a miserable day with drizzle and heavy rain at times, we’d walked across a field and I climbed down the rock/cliff face slipping and sliding to the bottom, eventually there I setup and was rewarded with this shot, the waves crashing at my feet soaking me and the camera several times ,luckily the camera was ok when it dried out. love the sea green and blue tints from the filters.
Blog 3 for Peak District Online posted later
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