Ken Rennie
Well-Known Member
#1 from Loch Ard, Scotland the day after attending a Joan Baez concert showing that the quality of light and odd atmospheric conditions can transform ordinary backgrounds
#2 Glencoe a steep pathless scramble down to the river on a day with snow showers and sunshine
#3 Deepdale in Cumbria (30 miles from home), my first visit to the valley, 2 days before we went into total lockdown.
#4 Hadrian's Wall about 20 miles from home, lockdown had relaxed enough for us to be able to drive and then go for a walk. Forecast was perfect sunshine, and thunderstorms this is a multi shot panorama with me sheltering under an umbrella
#5 Combe Gill watermill (30 miles from home) Only my 2nd drive to take photographs in 4 months but days of heavy rain followed by a sunshine and showers forecast tempted me out. I walked high into the hills above this mill to take waterfall images and then decided to find this mill.
#6 Bee with sunflower. We had weeks of warm and sunny weather and I spent a long time in the garden learning how to focus stack moving flowers, use fill in flash and photographing butterflies and bees in flight. Not perfect but I am happy with it, more practice next year.
#7 Rogie Falls, Northern Scotland. A long planned trip to Beauly where my wife attends a traditional fiddle workshop every year. Unfortunately Covid put a stop to the workshop but we had paid for the accommodation and October in Northern Scotland can be beautiful. This was taken with soft rain falling softening the foliage
#8 Wailing Widow Falls in Assynt in North West Scotland. One of the many locations that I want to return to. I had difficulty just choosing 1
#9 Bassenthwaite Lake in Cumbria a magical light day that turns everything extraordinary. I had real difficulty just choosing 1 from here.
#10 from later the same morning as #9 Borrowdale in Cumbria with thick mist in the valley nd the sun just starting to breakthrough. A very difficult image to process as the dynamic range was extreme.
#2 Glencoe a steep pathless scramble down to the river on a day with snow showers and sunshine
#3 Deepdale in Cumbria (30 miles from home), my first visit to the valley, 2 days before we went into total lockdown.
#4 Hadrian's Wall about 20 miles from home, lockdown had relaxed enough for us to be able to drive and then go for a walk. Forecast was perfect sunshine, and thunderstorms this is a multi shot panorama with me sheltering under an umbrella
#5 Combe Gill watermill (30 miles from home) Only my 2nd drive to take photographs in 4 months but days of heavy rain followed by a sunshine and showers forecast tempted me out. I walked high into the hills above this mill to take waterfall images and then decided to find this mill.
#6 Bee with sunflower. We had weeks of warm and sunny weather and I spent a long time in the garden learning how to focus stack moving flowers, use fill in flash and photographing butterflies and bees in flight. Not perfect but I am happy with it, more practice next year.
#7 Rogie Falls, Northern Scotland. A long planned trip to Beauly where my wife attends a traditional fiddle workshop every year. Unfortunately Covid put a stop to the workshop but we had paid for the accommodation and October in Northern Scotland can be beautiful. This was taken with soft rain falling softening the foliage
#8 Wailing Widow Falls in Assynt in North West Scotland. One of the many locations that I want to return to. I had difficulty just choosing 1
#9 Bassenthwaite Lake in Cumbria a magical light day that turns everything extraordinary. I had real difficulty just choosing 1 from here.
#10 from later the same morning as #9 Borrowdale in Cumbria with thick mist in the valley nd the sun just starting to breakthrough. A very difficult image to process as the dynamic range was extreme.
