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An early morning by the Ashness Jetty as the sun was rising over the mirror smooth lake.
Ashness Gate Derwentwater Landing
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The Ashness Jetty, quiet rickerty now after the recent storms
One of the largest, most impressive and accessible Neolithic chambered tombs in Britain. Built in around 3650 BC on a chalk ridge in what is now the...
Chilly morning at Derwent water , but so refreshing to see the snow toped Skiddaw mountain in the Lake District . Shot was taken from Ashness Jetty.
Four DAY LAKE DISTRICT AUTUMN WORKSHOP Tues 31st October - Fri 3rd November 2017 £795 www.melvinnicholsonphotography.co.uk/product/lake-distric... ...
OH MY, what a sunset I enjoyed last night along with my two clients Derek and Martin who joined me on my three day Lake District spring photography...
A stunning sunset falling behind Catbells as shot from the iconic Ashness Landing Pier at Derwentwater near Keswick. Captured at the end of January...
The last of the sun's rays hit the rim of the Grose Valley. Blue Mountains NSW
An early Autumn morning in the English Lake District, when the water on the lakes is still and offers wonderful reflections. The Ashness jetty is on Derwentwater, near the town of Keswick.
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Taken at Ashness Jetty looking across Derwentwater towards Skiddaw.
I debated if this should be in B&W or colour, but it wasn't the brightest of days so I ended up with a heavy B&W process to go with the long...
Stretching out - Ashness jetty stretching out across Derwentwater
Lake District, Cumbria
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Taken at Ashness Jetty
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