CAN WE GET SOME LIGHT TODAY? TARN HOWS

It's day two of our visit to the Lake District, and the weather was not looking good. Wet, windy, dull, and gloomy but not too cold although Helen was wrapped up like an Eskimo. On the drive in we had a glimmer of light and capture a distant shot of the Langdale Pikes. With such crap conditions my thoughts were , can we get some light today. I hope you enjoy the video.
My KIT
Nikon D850
Nikon 24-70 f2.8
Nikon 14-24 f2.8
Sigma 70-200 f2.8
Sigma 100-400mm f5-6.3 DG OS HSM (Nikon Fit) C Lens
Nikon 60mm macro f2.8
For Video recording.
Pocket Osmo 2
Nikon Z30 with 16-50 3.5-6.3
FeiyuTech SCORP Mini 3-Axis Gimbal
Rode wirless go.
DJI Mini 2 drone.
Tripods.
Manfrotto Element MII Travel Tripod in Aluminium.
Benro Mach3 Tripod Series 4 Aluminium.
Benro B3 Triple Action Ballhead.
SMALLRIG 62inch carbon fibre tripod AP-20.
Software used.
ADOBE Lighroom classic.
ADOBE photoshop.
Nikon capture NX 2.
For video editing.
Pinnacle Studio 26 Ultimate.

[@28swphotography]

Some incredibly glorious scenes! Although I dare say that Tarn Hows in the Autumn would be just fantastic!

[@craig.yates_photography4907]

Hi Lee, Autumn, yes we are just penciling a return to the lakes hopefully in Late October. Thank you for watching.

[@TMORAN1140]

Very well done Craig. The Langdale Pike's was well worth the visit.

[@craig.yates_photography4907]

Hi Terry, We were very lucky that our walk up there coincided with some breaking light. Thank you for watching.

[@LetsClickPhotography]

Some of my favourite landscape photography moments have come at Tarn Hows, great to see the place again and some nice shots of the cabin Craig.

[@craig.yates_photography4907]

Hi Dave, Loads of potential there, when you think through the seasonal changes and also cycle through the great weather conditions that can occur. A place to return to. Thank you for watching.

[@DC74photography]

Fantastic shots Craig !!

[@craig.yates_photography4907]

Hi DC74photography. It is a great diverse location, yet another place to go back to. Thank you for watching.

[@mikiethebikie]

Lovely shots Craig 👌

[@craig.yates_photography4907]

Hi Mike. It's a great location we loved it. thank you for watching.

[@thomasphillips5850]

The secret in your favorite shot was eliminating the sky. Liked it as monochrome and color nice shot. Thanks as always for taking us along.

[@craig.yates_photography4907]

Hi Thomas. You are spot on with the sky elimination. Thank you for watching.

[@tuftyhill]

Hi Craig I can't believe you've never visited Tarn Hows before it's one of my favourite locations when in The Lakes. Ideally you need mist to get the separation for that tree on the island otherwise it's just lost against the background (believe me I've tried on multiple visits 😊) Did you know about Tom Gill Falls? They are a series of cascades that run down from the tarn to another NT Car park (Glen Mary Bridge) they're definitely worth visiting when at Tarn Hows. Also there's a fantastic location sitting above the tarn called Tom Heights (it's an area similar to Holme Fell with stunning 360° views especially looking towards my favourite fells The Langdale Pikes. It's not an easy location to get to (I go a different way every time 😊 but definitely worth it) I'm glad you found the spooky in summer house 👻 that's a fantastic location isn't it?

[@craig.yates_photography4907]

Hi Paul. Even though we have been to the lake district a number of times there has always been somewhere else on the list. I was not aware of a waterfall but noted for next time (autumn visit).I did notice a few routes to walk up but with having her ladyship in toe I had to pace the visit. She was not a fan of the boggy walk down to the spooky house but once it came into view she clicked away with her iPhone. Tarn How's definitely has a lot more to offer and will need multiple visits. Thank you for watching.