Snowy Foggy Lake District

GOLDENORFE

a few shots from last week,
fogg shots of rydal water & snow taken from above thirlmere looking towards grassmere.
hope you like them
phil
http://www.flickr.com/photos/goldenorfe/



#2 yes i have noticed the edge!


#3


#4


thanks for looking

Tiziano

#'s 3 and 4 make me want to move to your neck of the woods!

jeffmeyers

I like #s 2 and 3. But I think the contrast/dynamic range on the top half of #1 is a bit better than on #2. You might just crop out the bottom of #1. I believe that would be a nice image.

canon400d

jeffmeyers wrote:

I like #s 2 and 3. But I think the contrast/dynamic range on the top half of #1 is a bit better than on #2. You might just crop out the bottom of #1. I believe that would be a nice image.

I like them Phil. I am sure the last one is on the top of Dunmail Raise. Did you see the guy playing the piano and then the Lion and the Lamb in the rocks on the right hand side of your last shot. In other words it would be a mile further on from your last shot and you would see it on the right the change in the rocks.
Bob

Huzband

My favorite is #4. It's going somewhere.

The fog lends to the mystery as to just where it's going.

NorthernFocus

I like #2 and 3 best. The pano format works on #2. Lonesome trees are done to death but this one's a bit different. Sort of looking out across its domain. Maybe darken the sky a bit The foreground on #1 detracts IMO. I love the road disappearing into the fog in #4. Love the mist/fog on all.

toadlet

They are all lovely photographs, and its great to see this landscape at this time of the year in the snow. No 3 is my fav with the dramatic mountain and the tree also as interest.

GOLDENORFE

thanks for comments everyone.
bob yes you are right, #3 taken 3/4 way up the fell side!
phil
http://www.flickr.com/photos/goldenorfe/