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Was it very foggy there?Croft Castle, NT property near Leominster, scorching weather yesterday.
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So that's the view when it's not foggy.Our first visit to Nordkapp in Norway. So lucky with the weather, wall to wall sunshine. However, we were not alone! Although crowded, the scenery was above our expectations, especially the drive to get there. And if you walked a hundred yards or so along the cliffs, you were alone again.View attachment 929377View attachment 929378View attachment 929379View attachment 929380
I can't believe how much it's retreated since I was there about ten years back.Meltwater cascading down from the Briskdal glacier in Norway.
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The glacier itself.
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Just a quick question.Again out birding in the South Tyne Valley this afternoon, in passing called to see the Church of Holy Paraclete at Kirkhauugh near Alston yards over the `Northumbrian border into Cumbria. Very unique church in several ways, only one in the U.K. dedicated to the Holy Paraclete (Holy Spirit) the only church with a needle spire and the only church designed by a clergyman not an architect. Set in beautiful surrounding in a stunning location, churchyard is also very special with a Saxon cross amongst the very old gravestones. As you walk in there is a seating area with a kettle, water, tea and coffee and dried milk etc with a notice above saying if you wish to contemplate make a brew take a seat and take in the ambience, just how good is that.
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Kirkhaugh Holy Paraclete
The dedication to The Holy Paraclete is unique in England.www.nationalchurchestrust.org
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It's a Pixel 7a smartphone. Photo was taken using "Long Exposure" mode. It isn't actually a single long exposure, but a stacking and realigning of multiple single images into a pseudo long exposure. All done automatically in a fraction of a second. This has the benefit of being able to create the effect without the need for a tripod to hold the phone steady.![]()
Can I ask - what camera, what setting to get that effect?
I've wanted to capture such a shot but despite all the YouTube tutorials, never quite achieved it.
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Tell me about it Bobnick we have to leave and return every trip down our Devon lanes, hedges never get cut, I cringe as hedges scratch our MHome. Hope you are having a good time down here.We didn't know when we went in but ended up in a vegan restaurant (sorry) anyway the veg soup and wedges were the best we can remember. Won't be making a habit of it.
Got back to the cottage and did some proper food.
AND, you can't bring your Motorhome down here mister.
Those Devon lanes are fun, 3 miles to the nearest pud, some lanes the bracken and brambles were scraping both sides of the car.
And you have to breath in going over a 7ft wide bridge.
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