New England in the Fall

As the weath've decided er has been so poor this weekend - i've decided to post a few Landscapes from New England in hte Fall - taken in Nov 2010 in and around Boston area.

Thanks for your time looking.

Wycollar

Its about time that I posted these photos - taken a couple of years ago - both were taken in infra-red - a different format of black and white - as the grass shows as white.
Both photos are of the walls of the old manor house, which was constructed during the 16th Century

30th June

Ok this isn't a Landscape, before someone comments to that effect !
Tell me what you think of this Rose

Thnanks

26th June - Rivington

This estate was built around 1900 by Lord Leverhume - not been up here for far too long - anyway, this is from the ravine.

Thanks for taking the time to look.

25th June

This photo is the result of 3 or 4yrs hard work to achieve the 4 seasons from Castle Rigg - this is a photo of the print that i printed in powerpoint - just notice the difference in the light.

Thanks once again for looking.

21st June - Longest Day of the Year

Yes, hte longest day of the year and what did I manage to take a photo in Black and White - the reason being, it was overcast, grey skies and howling a gale!
Taken in Black and White - it shows the sun lighting up the far hills

Wet Sleddale

18th June - Wycollar

This is my first outing to Wycollar since I started my Blog - It's a quiet place, follow the stream from the old manor house and there are a few waterfalls to take photos off. Regular follows will know that if am taking water and waterfalls, then my feet are generally in the water as I take the photo.
This first waterfall, is 2m below the walkway - again, as at Roddlesworth - but this time it is possible to reach the water level - i've included 2 photos of this waterfall - showing you the first signs of what you finally reach having walked the water - hope you like this.

and then after the short, but slippy walk in and across the water

On the way back I stopped to take this last easy waterfall.

Thanks once again for taking time to view my work.