Earthwatcher's photos with the keyword: layers

Photoshoot with a fixed focus 100 mm lens in the Limb Valley, Sheffield, on a bright, frosty, December morning. View south-eastwards towards Bradway and Apperknowle beyond.

Photoshoot with a fixed focus 100 mm lens in the Limb Valley, Sheffield, on a bright, frosty, December morning. View south-eastwards towards Bradway and Apperknowle beyond.

Originally uploaded for the Guesswhere UK group. This is a view SSE from the summit of Ard Crags in the Lake District. It was not the clearest of days, but I was struck by the layering effect that the haze caused, amplified by using a medium telephoto lens.

View from Carl Wark southwards down the Derwent Valley.

From Red Pike (Wasdale), Lake District National Park, UK

I was on Stanage Edge supervising some students engaged in fieldwork. We watched these approaching dark rolls of cloud with some trepidation, wondering whether to run for cover from the exposed edge and risk of lightning strikes, to seek shelter among the tumbled boulders below the edge. However, the storm was already waning at this point and all we got was a couple of minutes of heavy rain and cold gusty winds, soon to be replaced by bright sunshine again. From Stanage Edge, looking south-west towards Hathersage, Peak District National Park, Derbyshire, UK

Side Pike on Lingmoor Fell. The fells are beautiful even in the rain. The Band, Bowfell, Rossett Pike, Mickleden and Pike o' Stickle in the background.

Evening sunshine over Derwentwater. Causey Pike, Grisedale Pike and the Coledale fells in the distance.

Taken from Falcon Crag. I had to make the most of the haze somehow.