Informal, fiddle humming, banjo picking, bass pumping, guitar strumming, foot tapping, bluegrass music session at the Globe in Kendal last night. Well done to Janet and Steve for organising a great night. It looks like this might be a regular Tuesday night thing so if your’re around Kendal why not
It’s amazing what you find not far from the beaten track. Remnants of winch machinery I went for a wander up the Old Man Of Coniston today. The summit was disappointingly cloudy and the views non existent. On the way back down I soon dropped out of the cloud and I
Or rather, the mill race next to Force Falls on the River Kent Click thumbnail to view large (they look much better i.e sharper) Force Falls is actually the blur in the background of the second picture. Cumbria, January 2014
…at dusk. If that was a gas street lamp this wouldn’t be out of place in Victorian photograph. Click on thumbnail for large Kendal, Cumbria, January 2014
A small gallery of images from Arnside. Taken today while I was out for a walk with the dog. Click on thumbnails for large Arnside, Cumbria, December 2013
Last shots from an old roll of film I recently developed. Windermere, Cumbria, December 2013
Some more shots from an old roll of film. All taken in the summer when I was out for a walk with the dog Click on ‘view full size’ to avoid the ugly effects of website compression! Rannerdale, Cumbria, August 2013
I recently posted some photo’s of bouldering/rock climbing at Crookrise (here). Those images were all shot on digital. I had a film camera with me that day but these were the only shots I took with it. Leica M3/Zeiss C Sonnar 50/f1.5/Kodak TMax100 Crookrise, Yorkshire, December 2013
I feel like I’ve been ignoring my film photography since I bought a digital camera in August. In fact I’ve only just finished the rolls that were in my camera’s and had them developed. I’ll be posting a few images from them over the next couple of days. These were shot
JOHN PICKLES 