I took this one after a long day on the road travelling to York. Once again after putting up the tent and relaxing with a drink and a meal cooked on my bottle-mounted gas burner.
The campsite was not far from York, I can’t recall the name, but i do recall the high winds and the thousands and thousands of earwigs.
It was my first visit to York. Hopefully not my last.
I find myself driving to France on a regular basis, and whenever the mood strikes me to visit Paris I stay in a campground by the Seine.
Last time I was there, after pitching the tent in the afternoon summer sun, before visiting the campsite bar, I was struck by the image through the mesh of the chain-link fence.
The light was great, giving a wonderful reflection of the world in the surface of the smooth Seine.
I took the opportunity to take a multiple exposure shot with my camera lens poked through the 8-foot fence and made a nice HDR image while enjoying a cold beer.
I’ve over-saturated the colours so that it gives a wonderfully vibrant feel, which very much mirrors the mood of the entire holiday.
This shot was taken from the following LAT-LONG, for those that are curious. 48.869834, 2.235085.
I figured my first post should be something from the heart. So here it is, my favourite image of my homeland.
Where rock has given way to water over thousands of years forming a natural bridge over the water. Hence the location gets it’s name.
A beautiful location, Especially if you like hiking as it’s quite a trek to get in.
