Ever since I visited Barrowdale with Millican, Fujifilm and a great group of Fujifilm X Photographers I have been longing to get back and explore the area properly. It has been almost two years since my last visit and I was excited to show everyone the natural glory of the Lakeland parks.
Recently we embarked on a walking holiday back over to the stunning Lake District in England. We centred our focus on the mountains along Derwentwater and the Newlands Valley. We did the traditional Catbells walk and the views from the top were stunning.
Sticking to our ‘minimum of one hike per month’ policy, May saw a walk from Bloody Bridge to the Mourne Wall located about halfway up Slieve Donard. Bloody Bridge is said to have been given the name following a massacre that occured in the area in 1641.
The sunny easter holidays attracted a large throng of people to the summits of the M…
It was a wet, windy and cold day but we decided to embark on a walk up Sliabh Binnia…
Long exposure photography is about capturing space and silence, like visually holding your breath; it is about capturing the beauty and calmness of a scene.
The Mournes are a tremendous place to spend the day, the same locations can appear c…
Slieve Croob (or Sliabh Crúb) is situated just outside the County Down town of Droma…
On a recent visit to London we had a free night to explore the city and as the early…