What's Your Favourite View?
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I can always pick you up when I'm heading to the Lakes one day, or when I'm heading north next time
The view from my bedroom is OK but I need to take a shot with my new camera
That will be Wastwater which is one my favourites
Wasdale 4 by alfred.branch, on Flickr
That will be Wastwater which is one my favourites
Wasdale 4 by alfred.branch, on Flickr
Nice view of Pillar there Alf. When you win the lottery I'd get those houses flattened though.
Cheers, Michael.
Cheers, Michael.
Micheal you not wrong about those houses I used to be able see much more until some of those were built some people just have no consideration :AR15firin
I used to be able to see Great Borne and Dent for example
Favourite view?
Tough call; there's so many to choose from, but this is a nice one,
Looking N. from Birker Fell.
Tough call; there's so many to choose from, but this is a nice one,
Looking N. from Birker Fell.
Well, that's a tough question..
But if I had to answer in this moment I will choose the following pic. (Valley of the Winds, Kata Tjuta, NT Australia).
But if I had to answer in this moment I will choose the following pic. (Valley of the Winds, Kata Tjuta, NT Australia).
Favourite view? .....Has to be the view across the bar at my local, the one with the barmaid pulling my pint.
Some awesome views guys, I love this forum!
I was just at one of my favorite views this morning for the sunrise. It is a specific spot on the Tennessee River and I love watching the sun paint the world with color there this time of year.
This shot was a long exposure shot around 6:00 am
Then a little later a less long exposure
Then as it was getting light
and one as the sun burned through the mist
The view looking straight across isn't bad either
I was just at one of my favorite views this morning for the sunrise. It is a specific spot on the Tennessee River and I love watching the sun paint the world with color there this time of year.
This shot was a long exposure shot around 6:00 am
Then a little later a less long exposure
Then as it was getting light
and one as the sun burned through the mist
The view looking straight across isn't bad either
I have too many but this is my fave spot for a pic-nic... 10 mns from the house, and views i never get bored off!
(camera-phone family snap soz)
(camera-phone family snap soz)
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and one as the sun burned through the mist
Lovely pics Brian
This one needs a canoe in the foreground though, tell me you paddled it that day
Oh how I wish!! You have no idea how many times I have stood there cursing myself for not having bought a canoe when I had the money but not the time to use one...and now that I have the time....
You guys are going to have me getting one I can't aford before the end....
You guys are going to have me getting one I can't aford before the end....
I don't have a pic, but my favourite view is from the road as you approach Skye. After the hectic motorways, dull A9 and Gloominess of Glen Claunie finally after 5 hours driving the view opens up and you get the first glimpse of the island. I'm going up there in a few weeks I'll try to get a pic so you know what I mean.
Lucky for me my thoughts have changed, even thought the path only leads to Northcamp town, its still an inviting path that makes me want to go for an extended walk, and the best thing is its right out side my house!
I always loved the view at the top of Coronet Peak, Otago, New Zealand. Sometimes i'd forget i was there to snowboard
