Best Lake District Photos & Best Views
It is the English Lake District which started off my love and awe of natural landscapes, as I used to go here on annual holidays as a small boy, and I still visit quite often as an adult. No matter where I go in the world - I always think the English Lake District is my favourite place.
You can discover some of my best Lake District Walks & Best views on my walking and photography blog here.
I am always looking for inspiration of where to walk next in the Lake District and photograph, and below is a small selection of the best, most beautiful views and photos that I have come across of various places across the Lakes - some are familiar to me - and some I would love to witness with my own eyes. As the weather is so changeable round here - each visit somewhere can turn up some unique images.
Here's is a few of my favourite Lake District views & photos:
(Please note I have tried to credit the photographer where possible - on some occasions the photos where found on wallpaper sites. If I have used your photo and you want it crediting or taking off the page - please let me know)
Catbells/Derwent Water, Lake District, England:
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| http://www.mblenkeyphotos.co.uk/photo_802783.html |
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| http://www.flickr.com/photos/26768027@N07/4232836183/ |
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Derwent water - James Grant
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http://st3alth.com/stevehighfield/gallery/The_Ambience_of_the_Lake_District/
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| View from Walla Crag over Derwent Water, keswick |
Blea Tarn, Lake District
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| Blea Tarn, Lake District, John Robinson |
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| Blea Tarn, Lake District, John Robinson |
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| Blea Tarn, Lake District, John Robinson |
Buttermere, Haystacks & Fleetwith Pike Best Photos
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| Buttermere lake with haystacks in the background, lake district. Stuart Hodgson. |
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| Sunset from Fleetwith Pike, Stewart Smith |
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Looking over Buttermere lake towards Fleetwith Pike (near the tree) and Haystacks (Alfred Wainwrights favourite Lake District mountain) to the right of Fleetwith Pike. Photo by Stuart Hodgson.
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Ullswater and the fells near by.
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| Autum over Ullswater - John Robinson |
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Ullswater from Green Hill on this Gowbarrow fell walk, looking towards Glenridding and the Helvellyn range. Photo by Stuart Hodgson.
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Wastwater
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| This view of Wastwater was voted Britain’s Favourite View in 2007 by television viewers. |
Low Fell & Crummock Water
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| This view is from Low Fell over Crummock Water. Low Fell is not a particularly well-known fell in the Lake District and is a little away from the main tourist areas - so it's not as popular as some of the more well-known summits. And whilst Low Fell is not particularly difficult to walk up - it presents some stunning views and is well worth a visit, particularly on a summers evening when the sun is going down behind you, illuminating this magnificent landscape. Photo by Stuart Hodgson. |
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