simonharding

Lake Windermere, Cumbria, England

Lake Windermere, Cumbria, England

One of the many iconic views of England's longest lake. This one is from Loughrigg Brow in April 2017

One of the many iconic views of England's longest lake. This one is from Loughrigg Brow in April 2017
Read less

camera

NIKON D800

settings

settings

Aperture f/8 ISO 100 Shutter 1/500 Focal Length 240/10

upload_date

upload_date

Jun, 2017

Views

102

Likes

+10

Awards

Peer Award

Superb Composition

Genius

Outstanding Creativity

Absolute Masterpiece

Magnificent Capture

All Star

Categories

See all

Same photographer See all

Once you drive beyond Höfn on Route 1, the landscape takes on an other-worldly grandeur. The Hvalnes lighthouse is behind me. One of the most breath-

These lovely ladies were more interested in me than the beautiful sunset colours behind them!!

So many places from which to capture these magnificent falls in the beautiful English Lake District

The Stora - Viti Maar (explosion crater) by Mt. Krafla. This is a short trail around the maar, which was formed in 1724. 25th August 2016

Warm light and thick fog are good cues to head for the local woods. The beeches seemed to be leading the wanderer to the gateway and the way out of th

A long exposure seemed to suit the spectacular cloud show going on above.

I was taking pictures of the constellation of Orion, Taurus and the Winter Triangle (all visible in the shot), when this fog appeared almost immediate

I was actually trying to take a macro shot of the Bleeding Heart. Peering through the viewfinder, this chap turns up!!

I purchased this oil lamp to use as a prop for some outdoor shots. This was its first outing, and although there was some lamp oil in the tank, the wi

A walk along the seafront in October 2015, towards a spectacular sunset, revealed these beach hut frontages in golden glory.

I have photographed this tractor and rollers many times before, but this particular night gave me the opportunity to capture it under the stars and in

This little chap helped me to eat my sandwiches...which is probably why he was such an obliging model!!

Lost in Yellow!!

The first rays of the morning sun do little to shift the heavy hoar frost from the tree-tops in Little Langdale. This stunning frost lasted for a week

The black background is actually my TV screen!!

This stunning hoar frost was the the most dramatic I have ever seen. It lasted for a week, as the temperature never reached as high as freezing!!

Owned by the National Trust, these engine houses have been restored to their former glory, and enjoy an idyllic position, facing the Atlantic Ocean.

Any trip to Iceland is not complete without an amphibious voyage into the glacial lagoon. The icebergs assume fantastic shapes and wonderful colours,

Discover more photos See all

She's sunkissed with delight and wonder. by Andersonphotos

Wood Bison from Liard River BC by SundanceDesigns

Took this shot in 2015 by Arnar_Bergur

Brother Hood by Eddienguyen03

Photo from a camping-hiking trip I took with my friend by taylormushinski

Colours of the Outback by PeterHardin

Night Falls by KGSPhoto

An Old double decker red bus sits underneath the night sky in the California desert by sundawg

Moonrise shot taken from Weehawken, New Jersey. by stuartist

View up Tracy ARm Fjord in Alaska at sunrise by ceridjones

My favorite beach! by jorisput

City skyline from under the bridge by GordonKoh

Búðakirkja - Islândia by Luisparalta_Photografy

My new Spanish friends celebrating the formation of our earth... poetic by Daniel-French

A storm coming over Canterbury, New Zealand by shannancrow

Desert Elephant
Ugab river - Namibia
#WMoons #WildlifeNature #Wildaboutafrica #QualityTime #Africa #Ugab #River #Namibia #Ugabriver #DesertElepha by Wim_Moons

Summer breeze in Durham City by HDigitalPics

A Steady Radiance by kirstymorrell

It’s your time to shine! ☀️

Share photos. Enter contests to win great prizes.
Earn coins, get amazing rewards. Join for free.

Or

Already a member? Log In

By continuing, you agree to our Terms of Service, and acknowledge you've read our Privacy Policy Notice.