Well, after several distractions on the way, my wife Liz and I finally made it to Wastwater in the north of England's Lake District.
What a stunning location!
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Eskdale, in England's Lake District, proved to be a visual delight, with rolling farmland and high mountains basking in the summer sunshine.
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Driving up through Eskdale in England's Lake District on our way to Wastwater proved to be a bit of a distraction for my wife Liz and myself.
We just had to keep stopping to admire and photograph the beautiful views!
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Two panoramic views out over Eskdale to the high peaks beyond in England's Lake District.
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This charming little village church is at Ulpha, which my wife Liz and I had the pleasure of walking around during our long weekend in England's Lake District.
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Driving northwards thorough England's Lake District, my wife Liz and I stopped by the river Duddon near the small village of Ulpha.
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Back to the beautiful Lake District today, with these views of the rolling countryside near the small village of Gawthwaite.
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Just catching up with some time lapse videos I've created in the past couple of weeks, such as these two, one featuring the movement of the tides and the other featuring the movement of evening clouds.
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Aira Force waterfall near Ullswater and Ashness Bridge near Derwent Water feature in these two real time videos from the Lake district, England
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Various Lake District beauty spots captured in real time video.
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The lovely Tarn Hows, a hidden gem in the heart of England's Lake District.
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A great way to end a lovely day in the Lake District, on the shores of Windermere.
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Voted Britain's favourite view, this time lapse featured Wastwater in the Lake District on a beautiful summer's day
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Sunset over the Irish Sea from the coast of the Lake District at Ravenglass is featured in this time lapse video.
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A view over the landscape of the Lake District from the Kirkstone Pass is featured in this time lapse video.
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Stormy weather at high altitude on the Honister pass in England's Lake District is captured in this time lapse video.
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One of my favourite Lake District views overlooking Derwent Water from near Ashness Bridge.
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A stop for a picnic by Crummock Water in the Lake District turned into an impromptu time lapse photoshoot we we discovered this little waterfall.
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Just back from a smashing few days in the Lake District with great weather plus lots of videos and photos to share.
Starting with this time lapse clip, not of the Lake District but of the Yorkshire Dales, captured on our way back home.
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A bit closer to home for today's offering here at goHOWiE.com.
Right next door to my house in fact, where we have a lovely summer meadow to enjoy, thanks to some rare newts!
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Another lovely sunset over the North Wales coast, this time from the huge beach at Penmaenmawr.
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Deganwy, on the North Wales coast, looking out over the Irish Sea, is a prime spot to catch a beautiful sunset from.
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Following on from my filming of the comet Neowise from Talacre beach, I stuck around to catch the sunrise.
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A clear night last Saturday gave me the opportunity to create this time lapse video and still images of the comet Neowise moving across the night sky over Talacre on the North Wales coast.
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As you walk down the Wales Coastal Path that runs along the side of the river Dee estuary at Deeside you come to the Hawarden Railway bridge and the John Summers Steelworks office building.
Both worthy of a photo or two, especially when both are included in the composition.
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North Wales is a country of great natural beauty, but even so there are some quite heavily industrialised areas, such as Deeside.
But that doesn't mean industrial scenery can't co-exist alongside nature.
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Whether it's at sunrise or sunset, the beach at Talacre with the famous Point of Ayr lighthouse is a great place for a photoshoot.
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An early morning photoshoot in the spring of 2007 on the beach at Talacre on the North Wales coast.
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Another set of images from back in 2007, taken on a crisp, clear spring morning on Moel Famau, the highest peak in the Clwydian Range Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in North Wales.
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During the coronavirus lockdown here in North Wales the night sky has proved a boon, with a new crescent moon available to photograpgh from my front driveway!
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Just because we can't go far at the moment doesn't mean we can't find great photo and video opportunities locally.
Such as these two time lapse videos, filmed along the estuary of the river Dee near my home in North Wales.
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A few images from the start of my digital photography journey back in 2007.
Taken on a borrowed Canon EOS 350D 8MP camera on my drive home from work it's the quality of the light that makes these photos stand out for me.
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