Mist covered Rydal from White Moss Common. According to the forecast Grasmere and Rydal were the only part of The Lakes that would have any early morning mist. Just for once they were bang on!br>Image size: W 51cm x H 18.5cm..
St Sunday Crag and Ullswater taken from the new Aira Force Landing. St Sunday Crag centre with Silver Crag to the left and Glenridding tucked in on the right. Snow in late April never last's long. A light dusting overnight and it was virtually gone by the end of the day. ..
Print size 40x30cm (including mount)Inspired from photo and sketches walking in early March 2019 on Gowbarrow Fell above Ullswater. A cold day, but one with ever changing light conditions from cold and grey to strong light. I took a number of shots , but one view in particular looking back towards Glencoyne really pleased me. I happened to zoom the image while in photoshop and this view presented ..
A Limited Edition Giclee print of /100 from an Acrylic original of a river bank in the Lake District, Cumbria, England. Image from a photograph (Stone River) kindly donated to Paint my Painting website by photographer Sandie Bell.Produced as archival quality prints, signed and numbered certificate of authenticity included. The prints can come single mounted and backed or unmounted.Prints available..
The iconic Sycamore Gap late one January night. This is a stack of 140 separate photos taken one after the other and then laid on top of each other to show the rotation of the Earth over 45 minutes. At the centre of the swirl you can see Polaris, the North Star. This lies 433.8 light years away and is just to the side of celestial north. To the left you can see the constellations of Cassiopeia ..
