
Another photo from a recent visit to the Lake District in NW England
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@engloy: Thanks for your comments Engloy! Yes, the light was not particularly clear or brilliant that day although the air was very still so the reflections on the lake were great. Landscape photography on days like this when it is slightly misty can be very interesting as the loss of clarity with distance can help give the photos a sense of depth.
@Sof: Thanks Sof! Yes, the Lake District is probably the most beautiful place in England that I've seen, only rivalled in the wider UK by places in Wales like Snowdonia and parts of the Scottish highlands.
@Jean-François: Thanks very much Jean-François!
@Drey: Thanks Drey....I selectively warmed up the colours in the background in this photo and added a little contrast to the foreground.
@Mike: Hi Mike, Yes, I know exactly what you mean about the rocks as I felt the same way when I was processing the photo. If I was that way inclined I'd have probably got rid of them in Photoshop but cloning on that scale is not something I'm into.
NIKON D40
1/125 second
F/8.0
ISO 200
27 mm (35mm equiv.)