Infuriated by the ability of the weather to be clear and dry at night but damp all day, but surprised by the number of pictures I took today. I'm happy with many of these either in colour or black and white. Feel free to let me know which you prefer! Sorry for the sheer number of these!
1. Nikon D800 Nikkor 24-70 at 24mm f/10 1/50 ISO 400
Brathay-Church by
singingsnapper, on Flickr
2. Converted in silver efex:
BW-Brathay-Church by
singingsnapper, on Flickr
3. Portrait view converted in silver efex
24mm f/10 1/60 ISO 400
BW-Brathay-Church-2 by
singingsnapper, on Flickr
4. Woodland cottages that I always find attractive:
36mm f/9 1/40 ISO 500
Lakeland-woodland-cottages by
singingsnapper, on Flickr
5. converted in Silver efex
BW-Lakeland-woodland-cottages by
singingsnapper, on Flickr
6. The rain was pouring down at this point"
24mm 1/60 f/11 ISO 640 converted in silver efex
A-wet-afternoon-in-Skelwith-Fold by
singingsnapper, on Flickr
7. At Skelwith bridge alongside a fast flowing river Brathay tripod out now:
24mm f/16 2 secs ISO 50
Skelwith-Bridge by
singingsnapper, on Flickr
8. Converted in Silver efex:
BW-Skelwith-Bridge by
singingsnapper, on Flickr
9. Wider shot with the Nikkor 14 - 24mm
f/16 14mm 1.3 secs ISO 50
Skelwith-Bridge-2 by
singingsnapper, on Flickr
10. Converted (yes you guessed it - Silver efex - but it's such a good plug in!)
BW-Skelwith-Bridge-2 by
singingsnapper, on Flickr
I was having to await a callback regarding a delivery tomorrow so had to wait for the last bus (due at 1700hrs) so made use of the time.
11. This is Skelwith Bridge Hotel as the sun went down:
14mm f/13 1/4 ISO 50
End-of-the-day-at-Skelwith-bridge-Hotel by
singingsnapper, on Flickr
And well after the sun had gone down - in fact to the naked eye it was dark. The blue light is a fire engine about to make its way down Great Langdale
Nikkor 24 - 70 at 24mm f/11 261 secs ISO 50
View-from-Skeliwth-Bridge-after-dark by
singingsnapper, on Flickr