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Thank you so much for commenting. Modern cameras are amazing. I did apply some noice reduction to the images. It is amazing you could see these constellations, it is just a load of stars to me!

@@keswicklimeyphotographyOh, I see. Well, the brightest 'star' in the image is actually the planet Jupiter. It's really prominent in the sky at the moment. Merry Christmas!

Thank you for the info. I should learn what is what if I capture images of it.

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@@keswicklimeyphotography My pleasure, no nightshots from Castlerigg in my archives - just daytime images. It would be good to stay in Keswick again soon with my new lens. Enjoy Christmas

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You are welcome. I was a churchwarden in the past at Parish Church of St John and know that grave quite well. Thank you for commenting.

Thank you for commenting. I don't know where here is. I can become very blinkered and needed to get the video do so have been in front of the computer most of the day. Not even thought about going out with the camera.

@keswicklimeyphotography Shropshire, but they covered large areas of the country south into the Cotswolds

Having not been out really, I do know it was overcast and damp.

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Brave to go out in this weather. Waterfall photos are good! I actually took a panoramic photo in the lake district in the summer and I forgot to take note of which lake it was. I would love to send it to you and see if you can work out where it is (south or south west lakes as we came from Manchester)

By all means sent it to me. My e-mail address is on the contacts page of my website which is referenced on the home page of this channel. I prefer not to put it out in a comment.

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Thank you for your kind words. I am very fortunate to live where I do.

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Yes it is not straight forward. I am the same sometimes. The need to make a video gets me out but being out gives more joy than the making of the video or the photography.

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Thank you for commenting. Very similar to me then.

Thank you for taking time to comment. I think I understand where you are coming from.

Thank you so much for commenting. On the day I was there I did not have a huge amount of time before sunset so just headed straight for Buckstones Jump but did notice there was quite a bit of white water on the beck. I must go back sometime and explore that part of the beck. Both the paper OS map I have and the on-line one have the 'P'. Maybe you have an older copy and someone has contacted OS and they have corrected it.

Yes you can blend images based on any criteria that affects the look of the image, e.g. focus stacking. Note that the images I blended were based on the effect of the shutter speed. However, to get the differing shutter speeds images also had different ISO, aperture or use of filters but those items, in my opinion, made little difference to the images compared to the shutter speed.

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Thank you so much for your comment. I find it difficult to remove things that were actually there.

@@keswicklimeyphotography I understand you reluctance, however, I feel that most photography presents an idealised view which is why editing is a thing in the first place. Unless you are documenting reality I feel that a tad of artistic license can be ok which is why you blur waterfalls. Thank you once again for the detailed explanation of the processes.

I am getting there. I am starting to remove somethings but tend to be small and easy to remove. When ever I have tried removing larger things the image has looked worse. I need to start playing around in photoshop with this as so far have only used Lightroom for removals.

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Thank you for commenting. Have not been to Stainforth Force. Must go sometime.

@@keswicklimeyphotography it's the other side of the road from the carpark in Stainforth. Scalebar looks better for photography from your video David, but if you are parked at Stainforth it's not far at all.

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Thank you for your comment. I think that the most of us there at one time was four, though there were comings and goings. Problems of a well known location. I have had worse at some spots in Iceland.

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Thank you again for watching and commenting, it is much appreciated. Waterfalls are individuals. A particular shutter speed may suit one at a particular time but not another and not on a different day with more or less water coming down.

@@keswicklimeyphotography I was referring to images in this video. I agree that different conditions and especially distance to the subject can greatly affect the effects of shutter time.

Sorry for the misunderstanding. I understood what you were saying about the video but then went off on a general point about waterfalls which you are all too aware of.

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Thank you so much. I hope you got your van sorted.

@@keswicklimeyphotography Its currently still in Bassenthwaite awaiting parts to be delivered. Shame because I was going to spend another night in the lakes.

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The simple answer is probably yes but it is not that simple. I England there are two bits that impact on this. Firstly that are public rights of way. These have existed for many years and give people the right to walk over private land but must keep to the designated paths. Then in 2000 the Right to Roam came into being. This covers about 10% of land in England and Wales. This means that if it is public access land you don't have to stick to designated paths even if it is private property. "Access land includes mountains, moors, heaths and downs that are privately owned." So does not apply to farm land etc. I hope that helps.

@@keswicklimeyphotography Thank you for the info.. In the states "trespassing" on private property can cause problems. We have apps available that clearly mark the private property that may be located within a government or publicly owned tract so that one doesn't wander onto it, however of course, some choose to not follow the law..

Here in the UK all land is owned by somebody and this can go back years hence the development of rights of way. Even here in the Lake District the land is owned by someone even the large rugged mountains. A lot of the land is owned by the National Trust, a large charity set up over 100 years ago.

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Thank you. It is a place that is worth multiple visits. I will look out for your vlog.

A great club. Thank you for commenting.

Photographing waterfalls!!

@keswicklimeyphotography Even waterfalls need trees

I think you are right. Unfortunately we are getting very overcast Skys a lot of the time at the moment.

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