Blogs tagged "Landscape"

On a recent PhotoWalk through the streets of Manchester with some photography enthusiasts, this shopfront was worth a shot for it's beautiful vibrant colours!

Hello, I haven't been on blogger for a long time since I thought Wordpress would suite me better. It didn't, so I'm back on Blogger! I also stopped blogging for a while, since I didn't had the time to blog. But I'm back and I'll try to post a new post every friday starting next week. So next...

On a recent Mother + Daughter day out, we visited Stevenson Square in the Northern Quarter of Manchester and came across some new works....this is one of a few....

Better weather this week meant more shots to choose from, I went with this one eventually. Here are the other 2 1. 2. As always, comments welcome.

It was interesting to see photography being used in the landscape. The photo was about a meter and half or so wide mounted on metal posts on a Lincolnshire cycle path. It was a photo of the scene behind. And because it was far away from the villages it hadn't been vandalised, which was refreshing. ...

Thickening fog at the end of the day seemed to sap the strength right out of the sun this evening. I liked the muted quality of the colours that this produced, and decided that the photograph was best left to a plain, uncluttered composition. Incidentally, this is the sort of shot which sold m...

I'd recommend you try them all, especially if you shoot still pictures. There is of course a reason we call vertical pictures "portrait" pictures and the horizontal ones "landscape" but if you have a digital camera play around. I have seen portrait pictures taken in square forma...

This week there were contenders early, yesterday's Wagtail being one but I was still looking yesterday evening and came up with this. As always, comments welcome.

Great light this Monday on the bank of Chesil Fleet, an early result is always welcome. As always comments welcome.

I visited a different location this evening for a walk around. It turned into a really lovely evening, and I even got to see a kingfisher zipping across the pond five minutes into my walk (although that makes my last two attempts to find one even more galling). It’s courtship season for the Gr...

One of Rotherham’s hidden bits of art, taking under the sort of moody sky I’d love to see from Stonehenge one day. Nikon D300; Tamron 18-270mm PZD @ 18mm; ISO 200; F/9; 1/60s. VC off.

I like the lines of the field echoed in the patterns of the clouds. Another quick one today on my way to work. Nikon D300; Tamron 18-270mm PZD @ 32mm; ISO 200; F/7.1; 1/800s. VC off.

A simple shot from the banks of Bolton Ings. Sometimes you can’t let things get in the way of a good walk. Nikon D300; Tamron 18-270mm PZD @ 42mm; ISO 200; F/8; 1/800s. VC on.

I went to Monsal Dale today with a friend from my local camera club, and despite getting quite a few shots that I liked, it was this one that I liked the best. We started our day in a monsoon, then got clear blue skies, before snow, and broken cloud with some wonderful lighting. We pulled up a...

I visited the RPS print exhibition in Barnsley today with a friend, and from there we headed over to the Peak District. We saw a pair of helicopters making regular trips between two points, and went to investigate. It turns out that one of the local reservoirs has been silting up, so the helic...