Ok, so most things in Cumbria are high! But if anyone can name this mountain I’d be grateful. I captured this shot on a warm April afternoon a few years ago. I love panoramas, and this shot lent itself so well to that format.
On the same visit to the Lake District, I drove off the road into a car park, to find a picturesque bridge. Here it is, captured on an Olympic Pen digital camera:-
Again, if anyone can put a name to the bridge or the river…
No prizes though!
This image of Ballycopeland Windmill near Millisle, Co. Down was captured on an old Nikon D100.
Here’s the ‘tech’ stuff:
Nikon D100 camera, 1/60th Sec @ f/13 on ISO400 at focal length 48mm. Lens: 24-120 zoom f/3.5
Scrabo Tower is one of the most photographed landmarks in Northern Ireland – pictured here from the Holywood Hills, Scrabo towers over the town of Newtownards, Co. Down.
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The ‘Dark Hedges’ – a set of trees growing across a road outside Armoy, Co. Antrim, – used, (I am told) for some of the scenes in ‘Game of Thrones.’
This shot was taken using the Nikon D700, on an overcast afternoon around 4pm. 1/250th second @ f/16 on ISO400.
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