Welcome to the BN-Images Lake district Photography Page.
The English landscape is overflowing with opportunities for photography; in the Lake District National Park the images are stacked one on top of each other. Photographers from all over the UK, and the world are attracted to this region of the United Kingdom, the quality of the light and diversity of the subject matter in the Lake District make it a landscape photographers dream.
About the Gallery.
The BN-Images Lake district gallery contains a collection of images including, fells, mountains and lakes. You will find Monochrome, Black and White, and Colour photography covered amongst the images.
Locations include the Northern Lakes cantered around Keswick where you will find photographs taken from Crow park of Derwent Isle and Derwentwater. From here we travel further south into Borrowdale, the Derwent River and Castle Crag for a couple of Black and White photographs. Climbing the fell sides to the west over Ashness Bridge and across fell tops we descend down into Watendlath, to take a monochrome image of the route to Little Dock Tarn. Back onto Derwent Water Passing over Catbells on the eastern side of the Lake we Skim across Newlands and carry on to Buttermere were we pause at a shelter cairn on Grassmoor to take a monochrome image of the Lake before descending steeply to the shores of Crummock Water. Returning to the Keswick just after sunset to shoot boats and pontoons lit at night on the edge of Crow Park.
The photographs have been captured using film and digital cameras. All of the images are printed on traditional photographic paper directly from digital files. Ever since the beginning of digital photography photographers and printers have struggled to produce inkjet prints that feel like “real photographs”. Although inkjet technology is now very advanced and the results extremely good, why try to emulate a photographic print when you can have the real thing? The photographs are also available as digital files on request.