lake district

Here are a few shots I took at Buttermere and Ullswater a few days ago. Not quite the weather I was hoping for (was really hoping for a cloud inversion), but anyway it could have been worse, and as I've been planning to go for a few years decided to just bite the bullet and make the best of it...

Next week I'll be driving to the Lake District Wildlife Park in North Cumbria. Setting off at 8am to arrive there at around 10:30-ish. I'll be there for a couple or so hours. It will be my third visit and I'm planning on taking face shots (for a change) and trying to fill the frame. ----- If...

Taken at Sizergh, near Grange over Sands. Dog in grass by G- Slev, on Flickr

Stunning morning with excellent conditions. Keswick%201%20by%20Thomas%20Green,%20on%20Flickr']Keswick 1 by Thomas Green, on Flickr[/URL]

Taken on walk from Manesty to Keswick using Panasonic G9 and 12 - 60 f2.8

Taken on walk from Manesty to Keswick using Panasonic G9 and 12 - 60 f2.8

Took these on a recent trip to the lakes, think we were lucky to get such great reflections. Comments welcome. Stickle%20Tarn%20Reflection%20by%20Thomas%20Green,%20on%20Flickr']Stickle Tarn Reflection by Thomas Green, on Flickr[/URL]...

I got pretty lucky when visiting at half term - reflections twice in a trip. It gets shot by everyone but it's such a fantastic place. Blue Hour - it was very blue and getting dark, I pulled this back slightly in post to give it a more subtle feel...

The Boathouse Lakeside at Ullswater

Autumn in the LakeDistrict

Here's a handful of images taken this past fortnight, making the most of my time off work before going back on Monday. About 2500 miles travelled, a few photos taken, and generally a good few day trips away with good mates. 1. Kilchurn Castle by Martin Steele, on Flickr 2. Lochan na...

A shot of the Langdales taken from Loughrigg fell. Was stood for a while waiting for the light, but finally got the shot I was after with this one. Comments welcome. Langdales by Thomas Green, on Flickr']Langdales by Thomas Green, on Flickr[/URL] Tom

So I have just recently been to the lake district. A month or so of the hottest temperatures on record and it rains so hard that I had to bring waterproofs :/ English weather is back again eh. On the plus side the clouds made for some nice photographs. I thought I would post them here, I...

Going to camp in the lakes tomorrow night, can go anywhere but want decent sunset light and location. Not Buttermere as I was there a couple of weeks ago. Any suggestions for catching the good light at this time of year? Considering Wasdale but just aware it's pretty far out and need to be in...

Hi, I had a couple of nights in the Lake District recently and thought I'd share a few images. EDIT: Will just add a bit more context here. 1. Got up at 4.15am for this - went down to the lake and there was no reflection, I had to wait about 45 minutes to get some nice light on the fells and...

Last Light on Wasdale by Northaway Photography, on Flickr

First stop, The Lakes ... Our first month-long trip in the van sees us first hitting the Lakes under blue skies. Didn't get the big boy camera out at all, just explored lots with the iPhone. Next stop Scotland, where I hear it's a touch colder. Follow our adventures here.

Just a few photos to share. A pretty uninspiring day in the lakes weather wise so tried a few different shots. Spent more of the day driving than anything else and could have definitely done with a longer lens, which was pretty annoying. Fairly happy with these three shots though considering my...

Went up to the stone circle and it was pretty busy (middle of the day). This view caught my eye at the back. Originally this image was part of a 5 image pano stitch I created, however I quite like this image in its own right. A valley view from Castlerigg. by Thomas Green, on Flickr']A valley...

Took a trip to the lakes last week, photography wasn't the main focus but I got a few images I was happy with (had to test out the new A7II after-all :LOL:). Not a massive fan of blue skies for lake district photography but I did what I could with the time I had. (y) Let me know what you...

Going there tomorrow morning so would appreciate any suggestions, cheers. Tom

Spent the last couple of weeks in the Lake District. The weather was, let's say challenging, but I had a great time. All comments welcomed.

Hi, One from the Lake district meet the other week. Just spotted this shot walking from the car. Weather was pretty rubbish but its helped the atmosphere here I think. Thanks for looking. Sharper on Flickr Derelict House by Thomas Green, on Flickr

My first visit to the stunning Haweswater Reservoir today. It was a very interesting visit with 30mph gusts of wind It was great fun and waiting for the light that never arrived. I had some more time to explore but there was no sunset or colour in the sky tonight so this is what i came home with...

Hi all, I am thinking of camping in the lakes on Tuesday night and then getting up nice and early Wednesday to spend a day doing photography. Would like some advice on decent camping locations (not expensive, two people and a tent) and photography locations. Earlier this year I did Blea tarn...

Haystacks was in thick cloud when I'd walked over it an hour or so earlier. By the time I'd got to the top of High Crag, the cloud was beginning to dissipate, and when I looked behind, I got this fantastic view... Smouldering Haystacks by Oliver Coats, on Flickr

Last week I decided I wanted a little piece of the heatwave. Sadly the warm sunny clear weather missed Scotland and I was fed up of hearing about 30c plus warm dry weather and not getting it. So a quick run down the M74 and a nap in the car later and I got my bit of the good weather rather than...

A first visit to Holme Fell for sunrise yesterday - bit of a recce but it soon became apparent we were going to get a decent sunrise after the forecast was for clear blue everywhere (nice for a change) - despite taking a wrong turn in the dark and trekking up the steep side of the fell in ferns...

Hi, Any comments are appreciated. Thanks, Tom Blea Tarn - Reflection by Thomas Green, on Flickr Buttermere Lake District by Thomas Green, on Flickr

The highest ground in England is mostly shot from the Wasdale side given the views down the lake are fantastic - however the views up the Eskdale Valley are equally superb, perhaps even more spectacular although quite a bit out of the way for most. I shot these from the top of Hardknott fell...