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Cumbrian Spring

Christine Widdall Posted on 01/04/2017 by Christine06/02/2018

  Most of my friends already know that I don’t manage to get up for a dawn shoot very often…I can think of three or four times is all. Last week I was lecturing in Cumbria and a photo-friend, who lives in the area, offered to spend time with me … Read full article…

Posted in Featured, Landscape, Nature | Tagged Arts, Christine Widdall, Cumbria, landscape, Panorama, Photography

Shooting into the Sun

Christine Widdall Posted on 01/05/2016 by Christine21/05/2016

We’ve had some clear sunny skies during the last week or so but from our house I can never see a sunset, because the sun goes down behind a hill way before it sets. So I’ve taken to going up even higher, or going around the hill, where I can … Read full article…

Posted in Featured, Landscape | Tagged Arts, Ashton-under-Lyne, Christine Widdall, flare, horse, Horses, landscape, Manchester, Panorama, Saddleworth

The Pennine Way at Millstone Edge, Standedge

Christine Widdall Posted on 23/02/2016 by Christine25/02/2016

I was pleased, yesterday, when the postie brought me a package. It turned out not to be a birthday present, but instead was the Pentax 16-50 DA* lens, which had packed in at Whitby in November and has been about three months away for repair. The repair cost an arm and … Read full article…

Posted in Featured, Landscape | Tagged Castleshaw Valley, Christine Widdall, landscape, Millstone Edge, Moor, moorland, Panorama, Pennine, rocks, Saddleworth, Standedge, Yorkshire

End of Year round up of some of my favourite images from 2014

Christine Widdall Posted on 31/12/2014 by Christine07/02/2015

My end of the year round up is a selection of some of the pictures I have enjoyed making the most over the past year. To share their blushes, I have left out family portraits…naturally they would be at the very top of the list – pictures that bring back … Read full article…

Posted in Personal News, Review | Tagged ballet, BPE Exhibitions, cats, composite, Cumbria, HDR, HDRi, landscape, Monochrome, montage, Panorama, Photographic Exhibition, Photography, Review of 2014, Saddleworth, Salford Quays

Langdale Fells and Blea Tarn

Christine Widdall Posted on 13/09/2012 by Christine08/06/2014

“Lets have a couple of days in the Lake District – the weather forecast is really good.” Although the autumn colours have not yet developed, the bracken is turning brown and the colours on the fells are quite attractive at this time of year and, after all it’s our wedding … Read full article…

Posted in Landscape, Panorama | Tagged Cumbria, English Lake District, landscape, mountains, Panorama

The Making of the Media City Panoramas

Christine Widdall Posted on 31/05/2012 by Christine09/03/2016

I haven’t done any really low light outdoor photography in some time, so John and I made our way to Salford Quays in the late afternoon so that we could pick the absolute best time to start taking our photos. At this point I should say (as most of my … Read full article…

Posted in HDRi, Landscape, Panorama | Tagged BBC, carbon fibre tripod, Gitzo ball head, HDR, HDRi, Media City, Panorama, Salford Quays

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