
After all the 'street' type photos we've been posting here at Aminus3 over the last 3 days it's quite a relief to get back to something I know a little more about.
Here's one from the archives that I haven't shown here before from the English Lake District.
It's a beautiful place called Wasdale Head. This was photographed in mist and heavy rain with the night's snow still lingering on the mountain tops.
Like what you see here and are interested in photographic composition?.....the blog section of my website now has a complete set of 5 articles covering my personal approach to the subject: Ian Bramham Photography - Blog
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@bluechameleon: Thanks Sharon...I do love 'street' photography but I don't really have the nerve to be good at it. The calm of landscape photography is much more my thing!
I'm pleased that you like the new website. It still needs a fair bit of development but it's a start.
@Suzanne: Thanks Suzanne...this part of the Lake District does have a real timeless quality to it so I'm glad you see some of that in this photo!
@Nataly: Hi Nataly....I'm really pleased that you liked the new website! I don't take that many photos so that shot from Paris that you mention will definitely appear here as well fairly soon.
@Ron: Thanks Ron....Wasdale is such a beautiful place it's impossible to take a poor photo there.
@yz: Thanks yz!
@drum: Thanks Drum!
@Jim (365,000 words): Thanks Jim....the weather was awful with really heavy rain and poor visibility plus I had the camera in a plastic bag to keep it dry so the photo isn't as crisp as I'd normally like.
I added a slight sepia tone in post processing to get this look as I thoughted it suited the feel of the place.
NIKON D40
1/30 second
F/8.0
ISO 220
51 mm (35mm equiv.)