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Photo of Knole House & Deer Park by: Graham John Willetts

"Hi Edward. I was using a Canon 100-400 L series Lens set at 8.0 using aperture priority. AV. I have found using AV @ 8.0 produces a much sharper picture. Hope this helps. Graham" - Graham John Willetts(9th August 2020)

Photo of Knole House & Deer Park by: Graham John Willetts

"An excellently sharp shot. I don't know which make of lens was used, but the results are outstanding for such a long focal length." - Edward Lever(9th August 2020)

Photo of Lower Bruckland Farm Nature Reserve by: Pat Trout

"Stunning scenery, not far from me but I've yet to visit. It looks wonderful." - Mobscooter(8th August 2020)

Photo of Lower Bruckland Farm Nature Reserve by: Pat Trout

"Beautiful capture, Pat. It reminds me that I must get out more." - Mobscooter(8th August 2020)

Photo of Ennerdale Water by: Pauline Phillips

"An enchanting shot, Pauline. The sun on the hills really catches the eye." - Mobscooter(8th August 2020)

Photo of Hoveton by: Paul V. A. Johnson

"A splendid collection of pictures, Paul. This spider is very catching." - Mobscooter(8th August 2020)

Photo of Salisbury Cathedral by: Graham John Willetts

"I agree that people can be a distraction in architectural shots, particularly if they happen to be slap-bang in the middle of the frame as they are here. In the early days of photography, with tripod-mounted plate cameras, people often seemed to be absent from such shots simply because the exposure times were so long. A similar effect can be achieved these days with a tripod-mounted digital camera and an ND filter. Unfortunately, many cathedrals and similar ancient buildings do not allow tripods to be used, though sometimes it is possible to make use of a convenient object to keep the camera steady. " - Edward Lever(8th August 2020)

Photo of Ely Cathedral by: Andreas Lindberg

"Brilliant" - Paul V. A. Johnson(7th August 2020)

Photo of Halnaker by: Adam Swaine

"Nice shot well composed. It is so easy to be tempted to take a vertical shot of a windmill which would not work as well as this." - Paul V. A. Johnson(7th August 2020)

Photo of Hartlip by: David Wigham

"Like it" - Paul V. A. Johnson(7th August 2020)

England factsView all

Penny Lane, in Mossley Hill inspired the song written by The Beatles. The barber shop still remains as does the iconic bus waiting rooms now sadly a closed bistro. It's a leafy suburb and has a railway station on the Liverpool to London line.

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