Blea Tarn, Cumbria.

[RSMarco]

It was a very cold Saturday morning and the small road leading up to the Tarn was not accessible as the temperatures had frozen the water running from the mountains etc. I decided to attempt the Great Langdale side but this was even worse. I parked up at the base of the narrow road and walked the mile or so up (it was very icy).

Arrived at the Tarn and the sun was just peeping over the tops, set up and exposed.

Canon EOS 60D.
Canon EF-S 10-22mm W/A Lens
0.8 sec at f16, ISO100 at 10mm, 0.9 ND Grad and Redsnapper Tripod.

WDYT..?

Mark

 

[daveb99]

Wonderful shot - love the rich colours and perfect reflection. If I wasn't such a night owl I would get out there more taking shots at first light! Really well done.

 

[RSMarco]

Wonderful shot - love the rich colours and perfect reflection. If I wasn't such a night owl I would get out there more taking shots at first light! Really well done.

Thank you!

 

[stuartgreen]

Beautiful, thats all i can say mate!

 

[jam1]

Very nice indeed.

 

[RSMarco]

Beautiful, thats all i can say mate!

Thanks!

 

[siomn]

Love it, brings back some great memories, Thanks

 

[RSMarco]

Very nice indeed.

Thanks!

 

[Just Dave]

Lovely shot, thanks for the new location to put on my list Ive been all over the lakes and didnt know about this beauty

 

[Granarystudio]

Fabulous

 

[JamesA]

Very nice shot...I really like the reflections of the snowy peak.

 

[osh]

Very classy!

 

[RSMarco]

Thanks all for the comments!

If you go in this weather, just watch the road leading upto the Tarn.