Category: Photography
Gardens of Eden: the church forests of Ethiopia – a photo essay
Tweet from Andy Marshall (@fotofacade), at 11 Jun, 16:47
I’ve got that silly Friday feeling 😜. Quick walk through the gorgeous timbers of Pendle Heritage Centre’s vernaculartastic cruck barn in the beautiful must see destination of Barrowford, Lancs. #htnwphoto https://t.co/1JKeln7Y1A https://twitter.com/fotofacade/status/1403378359615332362
Second Image from Mars

Landed

Nasa’s science rover Perseverance lands safely on Mars. It was exciting moment to see the first photograph come through. Congratulations to NASA.
Thoughtful reflections from James Rebanks
James Redbanks is one of the small number of Lakeland shepherds and farmers who have popular social media presences. James’ beautiful photographs show how a traditional pictorial approach still has much to offer and that photographing intensively in one place brings a special depth and quality to one’s work.
Here he is, with photos, writing about his experience of 2020.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/stories-55415496
Sunset on Solway
It was a nice sunset at Bowness-on-Solway yesterday.
The Cumbrian Solway is famous for its bird reserves of which there are ten, including RSPB Campfield Marsh. This is more than in any other place in England.
It is also an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty characterised by cattle which freely graze along the coast road.
The hill in the distance is Mount Criffel in Dumfries and Galloway. Nobody knows how the name Criffel came about though it may be derived from Crowfell.
Beckside car park, Silloth, Cumbria
It was so windy that gritty sand was being blown into your face
Whalley Abbey Gate House, Lancashire
One of two medieval gate houses, this one marks the inner entrance to the abbey. Note the conservation work on the wall.
Leighton Moss RSPB Reserve, Lancashire
A moment of quiet