Good morning,
Here are some images of guy conducting specialist rope access, to inspect and repair the coating to an offshore sub station in the North Sea.
Would you enjoy this type of work? Love to hear your thoughts over on Instagram @lee_ramsden
Thanks,
Lee
Hello,
I hope that you are well and have had a lovely weekend.
Today I thought Id share a couple of simple shots from a recent hike up Loch Brandy.
Loch Brandy is a superb example of a mountain corrie, backed by craggy slopes and cradling a perfect loch. The walk has the benefit of a very well-constructed path making this a good short and relatively easy hillwalk.
Thanks
Lee
Hello, I hope that you are well.
Today I would like to share some images taken of the Parish Church of St Annes.
The Above image was lit by attaching LumeCube lights to a drone and flown close by to illuminate different areas. Multiple exposures were taken and then blended in photoshop.
The church is from which the town took its name. It is part of the Church of England and in the Diocese of Blackburn.
History
The building of St Annes Church was commissioned by Lady Clifton in the early 1870s and named in memory of her aunt who was called Anne. It was built as a chapel of ease to the then parish church of St Cuthbert in Lytham to benefit the farm labourers and fishermen of the hamlet of Heyhouses, who had difficulty in getting to church on a Sunday morning. It was several miles walk
Hello, I hope that you have had a lovely weekend.
Today I wanted to share a couple of images taken from a GoPro Hero10.
Whilst out running the sky was looking incredible. I placed the GoPro onto a nearby fence and recorded a short video.
These were merely screen shots from the footage.
Sometimes it isn’t about the fanciest of cameras and pixel count.
Nice lighting trumps all those things.
