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I photographed the most incredible elopement at the weekend. I hope I’m sharing this in the correct forum? It’s both a landscape and also people. Please let me know what you think. Critique welcome. It’s my first elopement. I feel I did well.

I took this photo during a Summer sunset at Kirkjufell Mountain in Iceland.

A shot of one of the Pembrokeshire wild ponies taken on Dinas Mynydd on my backup camera. Canon 600d - Tamron 55-200mm - ISO400 - f/5.6 - 1/50

Carrautoohill Irelands highest mountain at the evenings gold hour

Daybreak in October 2018 at Buachaille Etive Mor and the Coupall River, a very cold morning but beautiful day. Buachaille Etive Mor by David Young, on Flickr

Christmas has passed and the new year is well and truly underway, for me however it's been a couple of months of little in the way of creativity or desire to be out with the camera and photographing the landscape. I have been feeling both frustrated and disinterested in getting out and taking...

The Buachaille by David Young, on Flickr Not really a landscape photographer - I can count the amount of times I've used a tripod for still photography on my fingers - would be rude to not take a pic here at least once in my life though.

Herdsman by Northaway Photography, on Flickr Just kidding, it's everyone's favourite mountain, judging by the tripod holes on the riverbank - Buachaille Etive Mor.

Went up to the stone circle and it was pretty busy (middle of the day). This view caught my eye at the back. Originally this image was part of a 5 image pano stitch I created, however I quite like this image in its own right. A valley view from Castlerigg. by Thomas Green, on Flickr']A valley...

A second selection of photos taken for the upcoming 'Photographing the Dolomites' guidebook. Please let me know if you would like any information on the area. Thanks in advance for viewing :)

Hi everyone, this was explored on flickr today. I know that doesn't really mean much, but what really grinds my gears is the people who simply copy/paste their comment to every explored photo. Anyway, with that said, I thought i'd share it here for some honest C&C. I've already picked the photo...

The highest ground in England is mostly shot from the Wasdale side given the views down the lake are fantastic - however the views up the Eskdale Valley are equally superb, perhaps even more spectacular although quite a bit out of the way for most. I shot these from the top of Hardknott fell...

Must be the most photographed mountain in UK, but it was the first time for me. Got up at 0430 and drove 2h for the sunrise. The best light however was hitting the mountain around 1hr after the sunrise. The time was spent chatting to two other photographers. I welcome your comments.

I've already posted one but though I should put the rest in a single post. I'm happy with them although I don't feel any are print worthy. DSCF0943-2 by Mr Drizz, on Flickr DSCF0994-1 by Mr Drizz, on Flickr DSCF0971-5 by Mr Drizz, on Flickr DSCF0962-4 by Mr Drizz, on Flickr DSCF0946-3...

I think this is High Rigg, not really sure. DSCF0843-1 by Mr Drizz, on Flickr

Hi Everyone Total newbie but would like honest feedback on this - I love it but I know I won't consider all the elements of it like a pro would. I simply love the different colours of the sky, the shadows of the trees at the front and the haze of the mountains in the distance. Thanks Debi...

Hi guys, I'd like to show you three of my favourite images from my last trip to Bled/Slovenia. I hope you will like them as much as I do. :) Best wihes Daniel