Yearly reminder that all breakfast options are acceptable today. I’m thinking profiteroles, cheesecake and custard.
Today’s photography on the River Brathay was possibly inspired by watching the Ambleside fireworks last night.
After taking a thorough soaking on Holme Fell yesterday, I retreated to the relative calm of the river Brathay
Very much looking forward to this. About time @FinnHop :)
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Light and Land from Teggs Nose was taken in Cheshire by Colin Bell. It was commended in LPOTY 2012.
"The contours of the frosted land made for a wonderful show of shadow and light. In particular, I loved the way the height of the tree caught the highlights."
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NEW VLOG is up if you'd like to see more from a couple of the images I've shared from Monday's shoot - captured the best I could though if nothing else the B-roll is nice lol
youtu.be/Hiuh_V364pc
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A bit fried trying to process these - WB 5500k and it’s still blazing 😂 toyed with cooling down more but then I’d not be showing what was there. When here I’m always conscious of @ColinSBell ‘s peerless work though hopefully I’ve knocked a couple out that do the place justice
What a morning that was!
A Touch of Autumn was taken by Colin Bell in Delamere Forest, Cheshire. The image was commended by our judges in LPOTY 2017.
"On this particular morning, at the height of autumn, the conditions were just perfect. Moments after this, the mist and sunlight were gone" @ColinSBell
In the genre of “photographs I’ve take whilst in a traffic jam”. On the way into Knutsford yesterday, nice place for a sit down.
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From the Archive
Healing is my portrayal of how stories of an invasive past have become interwoven with those of the present.
Healing by Colin Bell (@ColinSBell)
biblioscapes.com/library/hea…
#photobooks #biblioscapes
Trawling the ‘back catalogue’ and looking back over some landscape photographs from previous Januarys.
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Today is Holocaust Memorial Day.
In 1938, Sir Nicholas Winton brought Jewish children from German-occupied Czechoslovakia to safety in the UK.
Fifty years later, That’s Life reunited him with some of those children.
"These children would have been killed by the Nazis."
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I'm not retweeting this image. As beautiful as it is. I'm retweeting the collection. Go to his website, pour a whisky, sit back, relax, and practice your expletives. Superb work by Alex.
It’s been over six months since I’ve put out any new work. Over the last 2 years I’ve been in the longest rut of my life. I believe that spell was broken last fall, when I spent 2 months photographing the Utah deserts. This new collection is the result: alexnoriega.com/2021
Beautiful photograph. Imagine if the bride & father can be found, I think they’d love this.
Enjoying looking at this 2022 photo review from @tomwhite7 tomwhitephotos.co.uk/blog/20…
Encourages me to have a more productive year behind the camera this year.
































