Two from the Lakes

Both shots were taken last year and for whatever reason I never processed them.

The first is of Castle Crag, Borrowdale and the second is reflections in the River Derwent just below Castle Crag - it was approximately 3:00 - 3:30ish and note the frost still under the trees!

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Almost a year ago.
Tempus fugit.

Both nice shots and well composed.
You've managed to capture some detail in the shadows of the second image without blowing out the sky.
I think I prefer the first image.
Using the wall as a lead in has worked well.
The overall exposure is spot on, as usual.

Nice shots, David.

Let's hope for similar weather this year.

lomond wrote in post #2215150
Almost a year ago.
Tempus fugit.

Both nice shots and well composed.
You've managed to capture some detail in the shadows of the second image without blowing out the sky.
I think I prefer the first image.
Using the wall as a lead in has worked well.
The overall exposure is spot on, as usual.

Nice shots, David.

Let's hope for similar weather this year.

Thanks Cameron,
"Time does flee!" but we certainly got some good shots those two days - a few more clouds would be nice this time!

That's more like it. 2 lovely images. Well exposed and nicely composed. Both lead the eye nicely and the reflections are very clear.
Good stuff 'OB'!

weemannie wrote in post #2218767
That's more like it. 2 lovely images. Well exposed and nicely composed. Both lead the eye nicely and the reflections are very clear.
Good stuff 'OB'!

Thanks Trevor - Two old ones but hopefully more to come by the end of the month!

Lovely shots David. I particularly like the first with the stone wall leading up the slope. Thanks for sharing.

Reigh Higgins wrote in post #2219046
Lovely shots David. I particularly like the first with the stone wall leading up the slope. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks Reigh, It's such a lovely place, theres a photograph almost at every turn - thanks for the comment

Nice photos David _ the second I like best and on my monitor appears it could use just a touch contrast adjustment.