Standing on top of a 136m (446ft) hill above Sunderland is the Earl of Durham's Monument probably more widely known as Penshaw Monument . It is a half size replica of the Temple of Hephaestus in Athens and as you can see here is beautifully lit at night.
Standing on top of a 136m (446ft) hill above Sunderland is the Earl of Durham's Monument probably more widely known as Penshaw Monument . It is a half size replica of the Temple of Hephaestus in Athens and as you can see here is beautifully lit at night.
Night time image of the world famous Forth rail bridge. This image is taken from Queensferry.
On Gloucester docks you will find nestled amongst assorted warehouses the Mariners church. Opened in 1849 it is unusual in having its chancel in the west due to the close proximity of the warehouse behind it.
The present Bath Abbey (the original was ruined after the dissolution of the monasteries in 1539 by order of Henry VIII), was completed in 1611. It is the starting point for most of the local tour guides and during daylight getting a clear shot is pretty much impossible.
A composite image featuring an original photograph of mine of 'Drummer' by Tim Shaw, seen here at the entrance to the Eden Project in Cornwall and a free to use sky from Casey Horner from Unsplash.
A combination of a concrete garden ornament image from me, a sky from Phil Botha from Unsplash and some nifty processing in Skylum. A self portrait.
Standing on top of a 136m (446ft) hill above Sunderland is the Earl of Durham's Monument probably more widely known as Penshaw Monument . It is a half size replica of the Temple of Hephaestus in Athens and as you can see here is beautifully lit at night. This is an original image of mine with a sky replacement in Luminar 4
Standing on top of a 136m (446ft) hill above Sunderland is the Earl of Durham's Monument probably more widely known as Penshaw Monument . It is a half size replica of the Temple of Hephaestus in Athens and as you can see here is beautifully lit at night. The moon, whilst there, was not in the place I wanted it to be so has been edited to appear in the location seen here.
The last few steps of the famous 199 Whitby steps in darkness. Cobbled, narrow streets with old and characterful buildings make Whitby a popular tourist location.
Whitby in North Yorkshire is a mix of old buildings, cobbled streets and wonky buildings. An extremely popular tourist destination in summer and a fascinating place to photograph when there is no one around. This is Grape Lane - one of the older parts.
Working with a long exposure image taken from the public footpath adjacent to Stonehenge and the application of a hand held torch we see Orion's belt. On such an exposure the moon seems exceptionally bright.
At around midnight on the 4th Feb 2023 a full moon lines up with the dish of the Lovell radio telescope at Jodrell bank. Despite its size it can not receive satellite TV as its upper operating frequency is far below the lowest of satellite TV download. This is a composite of 3 images, all of which are mine.
At around midnight on the 4th Feb 2023 a full moon reflects onto the dish of the Lovell radio telescope at Jodrell bank. Despite its size it can not receive satellite TV as its upper operating frequency is far below the lowest of satellite TV download. This is a composite of 2 images, both of which are mine.
