English Lake District pt1

GOLDENORFE

first few shots from autumn in the lakes, havnt had very good wheather, mostly windy.
hope you like them.
phil
http://www.flickr.com/photos/goldenorfe/

#1 BLEA TARN LANGDALE



#2 LOUGHRIGG TARN FROM TOP OF LOUGHRIGG FELL


#3 SINGLE FRAME FROM PANO ABOVE


#4 BUTTERMERE


THANKS FOR LOOKING
PHIL

Jack'll do

Beautiful countryside Phil. Well captured. #4 my favorite. thumb

singraham

Wonderful images, amazing weather
I suppose it happens. I was there for a week a number of years ago and never saw weather like this! Never saw the tops of the mountains in fact. Wonderful images. Makes me want to go back.

GOLDENORFE

thanks for commenting.
weather changes very quickly in the lakes, just got to be lucky.
phil
http://www.flickr.com/photos/goldenorfe/

Nacho

I truly love images of countrysides, or small towns down in the valley, from a high vantage point. For some reason they just evoke a sense of home after a long trip, or cosyness and rest for the weary. These are very cool shots, and #2 and 3 are my favorites (strong curvy line definitely adds to the strength of the images). Thanks for sharing these.

N

redleash

Beautiful! I like #3 and #4 best. I wish I were there! Thanks for sharing.

schmoo

What a beautiful view! I wish I was there. I do love the single frame from the pano, with the golden light.

And... sheep! :smo

canon400d

schmoo wrote:

What a beautiful view! I wish I was there. I do love the single frame from the pano, with the golden light.

And... sheep! :smo

Excellent once again Phil and I am so familiar with all those locations. Did you see the caves on Loughrigg Fell. From those shots I think you have been lucky with the light and well done.
Regards
Bob

dlplumer

Beautiful shots Phil

GOLDENORFE

thanks for commenting, appreciated.

yes Bob did have long wait for the light, it was freezing that high up also! biggest cave now closed due to rock fall.
phil
http://www.flickr.com/photos/goldenorfe/

R.Jay

Like them all - because they are of the Lake District - how I miss that place.....:cry

Number 4 is especially beautiful.

Cheers, Richard.