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Mount Helvellyn is the third highest mountain in England (950 m).
This peak in England's Lake District is best known for its dangerous Striding Edge Trail, a narrow ridge that forms the route to the top of the mountain.
The photo shows the Striding Edge ridge from the top of Helvellyn.
The retro toy Strider Hiryu, figure comes with very poor articulations, poor sculpt and detail and stupid swing sword gimmick... but I love it because this is the only one released Strider Hiryu action figure/ toy in the world. XD
Press L, beetches!
Lake District = awesome. I went there on my first proper hiking trip and it was pretty kewl, and I got some pretty kewl pictures :)
More on my book of le face :)
captured on the paseo marÃtimo in palma, this photograph exudes an air of determination and effortless style. the man's confident stride and athletic physique are accentuated by the black and white tones, drawing focus to his presence and the textures of his attire. his relaxed yet purposeful walk against the backdrop of the bustling promenade tells a story of self-assuredness and individuality, making him a striking subject amid the city's vibrant energy.
Another from our morning shooting in Bexhill, not sure what it is but I really struggled with all of my shots from that day.
View on the edge. You can see the easier path underneath if you are scared of heights.
Left hand side is Helvellyn summit, right is the rest of the edge going to the hole in the wall.
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This was a try at panoramics with 3 exposures and enfuse exposure blending at the end. It doesn't make abig difference, except for the clouds that look a lot more dramatic.
Our goldfish pond is very small, but gets a wide variety of visitors - - large and small. Water striders going about their business skating along on the surface tension always fascinate me.
Early Halloween spooks, a relatively simple moc with (mostly) well lit photos!
Able to engulf a minifigure whole!
Wild striding male lion photo taken in the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania. Many tours visit Africa during the dry season in September for ease of travel, but a lot of places there do not have a speck of green anywhere especially in Tanzania. Notice the plants in the background have completely dried up. While it was bleak here, the country of Kenya was experiencing green times.
Wide-angle view of a shopping area in Durham, Tyne and Wear, taken against the late-morning sun.
Nikon D300 plus Sigma 10-20 mm lens.
I think this shot probably does it better justice in terms of the feeling of exposure than the ones taken from the ridge itself. Whilst by no-means vertical drops on either side its pretty steep and a tumble from one of the more exposed sections would not end well. But that's what made it such a glorious experience, and easy to see why its regarded as one of Lakeland's classic walks.