Images by Bren & Ash Ryan
A photograph of the River Derwent as it vanishes behind the trees. Camera: Canon EOS 70DLens: Canon EF-S24mm f/2.8 STMF/Number: f/5.6ISO: 100 Focal Distance: 24 mmShutter Speed: 1/640 secSoftware: Adobe Lightroom ClassicPhotographer: Bren Ryan Posted as Part of Nancy Merrill's A Photo a Week Challenge: Vanishing Point
A monochrome photograph of a bridge going over Aria Force in Cumbria. Camera Settings Camera: Canon EOS 70DLens: Canon EF-S 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6 IS F/Number: f/8.0ISO: 100 Focal Distance: 28mmShutter Speed: 1/30 secSoftware: Adobe Lightroom ClassicPhotographer: Ashley Ryan Also posted as Part of Jez's Water Water Everywhere Photography Challenge #96
Aria Force in Cumbria I am really loving playing around in the Print Module of Lightroom. It is an ideal way of showcasing some images of a place you've visited. I used an A4 template with 3 cells. If you want to, you can download the print template by clicking on the link below. DOWNLOAD … Continue reading Aria Force Print Template
For Throwback Thursday this week I thought I would post a photograph of Aria Force in Cumbria. Photographed back in 2017 whilst on holiday in the Lake District.
A photograph of a white flower photographed at Lakeside in Cumbria and entered into Cee's Flower of the Day Photography Challenge.
There has been a lot of hype about the price increase for Adobe Software. By luck, here in the UK, you can still get the Photography Package for £9.98. How long that will last I really don't know! But the worst part of the price increase. is that it has doubled. I don't mind paying … Continue reading On the River at Cockermouth
First and foremost I use Lightroom for as much of the editing as I can. Very rarely do I go to Photoshop to process an image.. unless I want to create something that can't be achieved in Lightroom. So how do I process my image? Develop Module in Lightroom Lightroom now gives you the ability … Continue reading Processing an image – My Way.
There is nothing more leisurely than walking through open countryside on a summer's day. This image is entered into the Your Daily Word Prompt – Leisure – March 26, 2019 Photography Challenge and is of Aria Force in Cumbria.
The first port of call on our holiday to Cumbria a couple of years ago was Whitehaven. A quaint fishing village on the Cumbrian Coastline. As we strolled around the marina these boats caught my eye. I don't know why but they just did. Hope you all had a good weekend and was busy happy … Continue reading On the Marina – Whitehaven
A photograph of the River Derwent at Cockermouth in Cumbria.
For my contribution to this week's challenge, I have to go to my archive of images I photographed whilst in Cumbria. On one of the days, we visited Lake Windemere. I love the landscaped hills, and the thought these two images would be ideal for the Lens-Artists photography challenge, which was set this week by … Continue reading Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #31: Landscapes
Back in 2017, we spent a couple of days in the Lake District. And was the scenery spectacular! With hills and lakes and woodland walks, it was an ideal place to take landscape photographs. The above photograph is of Lakeside near Keswick.. and I have processed this image in Photoshop to give a painted feel … Continue reading Mid-Week Monochrome – MWM -12- On the lake
A burbling stream at Aria Force in Cumbria and entered into Ragtag Daily Prompt.
Over the last couple of days, I have shared more of our photography to Twitter, Viewbug and 500px. All in all it is rather time-consuming. I've been a member of these sites for a few years, especially Twitter. So I thought it was about time that I utilised these social platforms for displaying our images. … Continue reading Working on old images and using Twitter