Bird and Wildlife Photography
As a Lake District photographer, and a Cumbria Landscape photographer, I also participate in a little bird and wildlife photography, not as a speciality, but more of a hobbyist, a bit of fun and enjoyment. Cumbria Woodland Photography Hide My first experience of Bird Photography was at the Cumbria Woodland Photography Hide, which I have … Continue reading “Bird and Wildlife Photography”
A Frivolous February.
February 2026 has been a very slow and unproductive month for my photography work and my social media updates. There are the usual reasons for this, my lack of enthusiasm, time constraints, shocking weather in the Lake District, and family commitments. The major reason for my lack of photography is very personal, that being my … Continue reading “A Frivolous February.”
January – My Photography Journey.
After a smashing Christmas and New Year where we spent 4 nights of photography and R&R at the Kingshouse Hotel in Glencoe, January was soon upon us, and it was time to plan my photography activities for January 2026. 2025 had been the most prolific year for me to date, photography wise as I had … Continue reading “January – My Photography Journey.”
Our winters trip to Glencoe
Once Christmas was done, we were eagerly waiting to begin our three-day trip to Glencoe, staying at the lovely Kingshouse Hotel. The weather forecast was looking very favourable during our stay, cold with a chance of snow. We took a leisurely drive up to Glencoe making several stops to stretch our legs, as we came … Continue reading “Our winters trip to Glencoe”
Glencoe – A Missed Opportunity.
We set off on our first visit of the winter to Glencoe which we were eagerly looking forward too as the weather forecast was predicting snow, and misty conditions. As we drove over Rannoch Moor, we were met with a picture postcard scene, all the mountains had a covering of snow on them, a scattered … Continue reading “Glencoe – A Missed Opportunity.”
A recent obsession with Tewet Tarn
I have an image in my head which I would love to capture at Tewet Tarn, to achieve this I need some early morning light, and a clear view of Lonscale Fell and Blencathra. First Visit I first visited Tewet tarn on the 23rd December, when the forecast was promising, and on arriving at the … Continue reading “A recent obsession with Tewet Tarn”