Hi, i think these photographs are stunning, especially the waterfall images. I enjoy photography myself but im still learning, I was wondering whether you could prehps email me some tips on how you take photos of moving water like that! i use a Canon 1000D Thank a lot!
My honest en deep respect for getting such good pics. My GF came here because of pics like these and especially those made by Joe Cornish. We first were 7 days in the Scottosh Highlands. After every small mountain ridge another, wild landscape! I am really greatlyu dissapointed by the Lake District and the Dales. we are in Hawkshead now and went to Northallerton, to Cornish gallery, right through the Dales. I do not see any real variation in the landscape.. You are constantly confronted with a very cultivated landscape, grey walls to keep the cattle in are endless. Of course beautiful if you like it, but I dislike it. Even my GF, who has another preference (I like coniferous forests a lot she not nearly so much) went to sleep and did not want to look out of the carwindow anymore…
Looking at your pics, I find new inspiration and will try to find those places and see what I can do with my cameragear of course!
Who knows!
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Hi, i think these photographs are stunning, especially the waterfall images. I enjoy photography myself but im still learning, I was wondering whether you could prehps email me some tips on how you take photos of moving water like that! i use a Canon 1000D Thank a lot!
Hi there, I’ve just put some information on this on my Photography Tips page on my linked site. I hope you find these useful.
Hi,
My honest en deep respect for getting such good pics. My GF came here because of pics like these and especially those made by Joe Cornish. We first were 7 days in the Scottosh Highlands. After every small mountain ridge another, wild landscape! I am really greatlyu dissapointed by the Lake District and the Dales. we are in Hawkshead now and went to Northallerton, to Cornish gallery, right through the Dales. I do not see any real variation in the landscape.. You are constantly confronted with a very cultivated landscape, grey walls to keep the cattle in are endless. Of course beautiful if you like it, but I dislike it. Even my GF, who has another preference (I like coniferous forests a lot she not nearly so much) went to sleep and did not want to look out of the carwindow anymore…
Looking at your pics, I find new inspiration and will try to find those places and see what I can do with my cameragear of course!
Who knows!
Hope I can get similar shots like you.
Kind regards,
Gov