Landscape

Importance of revisiting a scene.

in ,

Good morning,

Today I’d like to discus the importance of revisiting the same location on different days. The above images were taken weeks apart. I really felt that there was to be a nice photo of this location.

The first one was flat and did not have that hit for me. I liked the second as can feel how violent the weather was on that day. I even got absoltuley soaked.

But my faviourite has to be the third image. I love the dramatic lighting and how the building pops from the scene.

Revisiting the same landscape site on different occasions to capture changing weather conditions is essential for improving your landscape photography. It allows you to capture a variety of moods, showcase the location’s full potential, enhance your technical skills, build a diverse portfolio, deepen your connection with the landscape, and seize unique, unpredictable moments. This practice not only enriches your collection of photographs but also hones your abilities and creativity as a photographer.

Thanks,

Lee

Loughrigg fell

in ,

Good morning,

Here are some images taken from an evening camp up Loughrigg Fell.

Loughrigg Fell is a hill in the central part of the English Lake District. It stands (Elevation 335m) on the end of the long ridge coming down from High Raise over Silver How towards Ambleside, and is separated from its neighbours by the depression of Red Bank.

Have you ever solo camped? I would love to see your photo.

Comment over on instagram @lee_ramsden

Thanks

Lee

The difference two weeks can make.

in ,
01 Helm Cragg, Cumbrial, Lake District, England, Landscape, wild, camp, tent, outdoors, professional, action, photographer.jpg
02 Helm Cragg; Cumbrial; Lake District; England; Landscape; wild; camp; tent; outdoors; professional; action; photographer.jpg

Hello,

I hope that you have had a good week.

Today i wanted to share a quick comparison.

The above images were taken litteraly two weeks apart. On both occasions i was very lucky on the weather front.

If you have not yet been, i strongly recommend a trip up Helm Crag in the Lake district.

Out of all the hikes there, this is regarded as one of the easiest.

Even with all your camera and camping kit.

Hope that you have a good weekend.

Lee