I was out shooting in Rutland today around Rutland Water, one of the biggest artificial lakes in Europe. I was shooting for my current project as you can find many people fishing, sailing, cycling and walking all around the lake. I was shooting with the Mamiya, I am slowly falling in love with the camera as it is a beautiful piece of equipment. This photo was a little landscape snapshot I took with my DSLR, it is of Normanton Church, a little museum on the edge of the lake, I have always thought it was quite a quaint building.
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Saturday, 7 April 2012
Saturday, 13 August 2011
Rutland water!
Hi!
So yesterday I biked round Rutland water and did some landscape photography. For those who don't know, Rutland water is one of the largest artificial lakes in Europe... so it's pretty big! People say that you have to be dedicated to be a landscape photographer and after biking 25 miles of varying terrain I know what they mean! It makes me really respect photographers such as Ansel Adams and the current-day photographer Joe Cornish who shoot stunning landscape photography with massive 10x8 cameras!
Even though I really ache... I have to say that it was definitely worth it! Here are a couple of photos from the trip:
I have plenty more photos to upload and edit though, so if you want to keep updated then "like" my facebook (https://www.facebook.com/RuthJonesPhotography) as I'll be posting the photos over the next week or so!
:D
So yesterday I biked round Rutland water and did some landscape photography. For those who don't know, Rutland water is one of the largest artificial lakes in Europe... so it's pretty big! People say that you have to be dedicated to be a landscape photographer and after biking 25 miles of varying terrain I know what they mean! It makes me really respect photographers such as Ansel Adams and the current-day photographer Joe Cornish who shoot stunning landscape photography with massive 10x8 cameras!
Even though I really ache... I have to say that it was definitely worth it! Here are a couple of photos from the trip:
I have plenty more photos to upload and edit though, so if you want to keep updated then "like" my facebook (https://www.facebook.com/RuthJonesPhotography) as I'll be posting the photos over the next week or so!
:D
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