A Change of Pace

A few months ago I delved into my photo achieves and relooked at some of my wildlife images which I either ‘reprocessed’ thanks to newer and improved RAW software or rediscovered having missed their potential the first time around.  I’m continuing to find a few little gems, but now I’ve also looked at some of my landscapes.  There hasn’t been as many due to my not ‘rattling’ off frames in the same way I would with wildlife, instead usually just taking variations of view point or exposure but I have managed to put together some newly discovered images as well as some that I have reprocessed. All the photographs were taken with the Canon 17-40L lens and mostly in combination with the Canon 5D camera.  I’ve found these two an ideal match when it comes to landscapes.

Early morning sunshine

Autumn mist over the valley

After the rain

A foggy River Tyne

Fading rainbow, Kielder Lake, Northumberland

Part of Hadrian's Walls natural defences in Northumberland looking North Eastward

High Force Waterfall, Teesdale

Dusk on Lake Windermere, Lake District

Low clouds near Ambleside, Lake District

Viewpoint looking down towards Ambleside and Lake Windermere

Autumn by Rydal Water, Lake District

Looking across Ambleside – Black & White conversion