Lake District – A new gallery page
In February 2013 I stayed in The Lake District for a few days in the company of Paul Gallagher, a very well renowned black and white UK photographer. I spent three days in the field, followed by a fourth day in his studio learning post processing and printing techniques.
We were fortunate with the weather given the time of year. It was cold but dry and there were some snow capped mountains, not to mention of course the beautiful lakes themselves.
I have just added a new gallery of Lake District images to this website. In this entry there are a few photographs which were taken on this trip but I hope you will click on the link below to view the full gallery.
Here are some links to some older entries which relate to my time in The Lake District.
Lake District 121 with Paul Gallagher
Lake District 121 – camera technique at Wasdale Head
Lake District 121 – using filters
Lake District 121 – Post Processing
Lake District 121 – pre-visualisation and post processing techniques
I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills….
Do click on any of the images in this post to view a larger version in a new window.
Or click here for the Lake District Gallery Page.
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4 Responses to “Lake District – A new gallery page”
Wonderful collection of beautiful landscapes! Judging from the photographs I have seen, both by you and by others, the Lake District must be a very special place. Thanks for sharing it through your photographs.
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Thanks very much. The Lake District is indeed a very special place. In fact it’s so photogenic it’s hard not to take a good image.
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Wonderful images Alan, the Wastwater shot is one of my favourite spots, I have a pano on my living room wall taken from the same spot. Last time we were there the rain came down like six inch nails! All part of the Lakeland experience 🙂
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Thanks Frank. Ever since I first visited The Lakes some 30 plus years ago, I love to return and like you, Wastwater and Wasdale Head are my favourite places. Heading to Snowdonia soon so I expect some six inch rain nails there too!!
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