I have replied on the other post, over the way!

Looking forward to the images on this, Before and Afters I would assume?

Sorry to see you go Brian. swiftly moving on however, how much for the D-FA150-450 ??? lol

The weather sealing and weight saving against my 60-250 is welcomed. I think I may upgrade and trade the 60-250mm against the cost.

Cheers Paul. The final image in the video really does benefit from the full winter's sun shining on the rocks. I'll probably upload that image a little later this week.

Thank Rob, yeah 3am start. To be honest, I'm not a great fan of my local area and anything interesting to photograph always seems to be over the border in Wales or at least a couple of hours drive away.

In the winter months its not to bad as sunrise is late, but come mid summer, most friday nights I just pull all nighters....Get up friday morning, go to bed Saturday night - I feel it for several days after though.

Thank you Benz. I have been out of practise for a little while. Hoping to get back out again shortly to do some more.

Thank you lenny, I have to admit I wasn't so sure about it it. But its perhaps on of the better shots I came away with, considering the conditions as well.

Thank you peter it was very fleeting and really didn't have much opportunity to react and find a better shot. Simply hammed fisted the shutter button in my excitement of seeing some sunlight

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 any images let alone filming my endeavours.

So It was at some relief, that I have experienced that creative itch again and I decided to put some of my camera gear to good use.

An opportunity presented itself last weekend, that would allow me to get back into the motions of landscape photography and filming my adventures with the camera. So for you unfortunate lot I'm back on the small silver screen with a short 6 min video showing my adventure at Ramshaw Rocks in the Peak District UK and I hope you enjoy the images I managed to capture in the less than ideal conditions.

I'm a little rusty so the images and my video do leave a lot to be desired, you have been warned

I would love to hear your thoughts on my little adventure and the images produced, so why not leave a comment, like and if you watch on youtube please subscribe to my channel >> Photographing Ramshaw Rocks

Regards
Geoff