PHOTOGRAPHING THE LAKE DISTRICT.
PHOTOGRAPHING THE LAKE DISTRICT by Stuart Holmes is a comprehensive visitor and photo-location guidebook published by Fotovue Limited in 2021. This second edition serves as both a practical resource for planning trips and a stunning visual record of the UNESCO World Heritage site, featuring over 528 pages and more than 800 photographs. The guide has been extensively updated, expanding from 70 to over 100 location chapters that highlight the most picturesque spots in the Lake District, including lakes, valleys, waterfalls, and historic sites.
Readers will find detailed descriptions of accessible locations, many of which involve short walks or are roadside, making them suitable for a wide range of visitors. For those seeking adventure, the book also includes nine scenic high mountain walks. Additional features such as topographic maps, smartphone-compatible coordinates, and travel information enhance the experience, ensuring that both novice and experienced photographers can navigate the area with ease. This edition also covers unique locations like St Bees Head and the Appleby Horse Fair, providing a thorough exploration of the region’s beauty and charm.
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PHOTOGRAPHING THE LAKE DISTRICT (second edition) by Stuart Holmes – is a visitor and photo-location guidebook, and a beautiful visual record of this UNESCO World Heritage site. Perfect to plan your trip from home and to take with you on your trip.After 15,000 copies of his first edition were sold, Stuart Holmes has extensively updated his visitor and a photo-location guidebook to the Lake District. It now features over 100 location chapters (up from 70) that describe the most beautiful places in the Lake District to visit, covered over 528 pages with over 800 stunning photographs to enjoy.The majority of locations involve short walks or are roadside, including many wheelchair accessible places, and in this second edition, for the energetic, nine, scenic high mountain walks are described.Being born and bred in the Lake District, and taking photographs since a young age, Stuart guides you to all the classic locations and many less familiar locations off the beaten track and away from the crowds.Covered are lakes, tarns, jetties, bridges, valleys, waterfalls, woodlands, villages, cottages and farmhouses, grand panoramic viewpoints, shows and events, historic houses, castles and gardens. This edition also includes two outliers, St Bees Head on the west coast and the Appleby Horse Fair.Detailed OS maps featuring the locations (and the best pubs), written directions and smart phone usable what3words and scannable lat-long QR-codes make getting to a location straightforward.100 locations and over 800 beautiful photographs Topographic maps, Sat nav and map co-ordinates, including what3words and scannable lat-long QR-codes for your smart phone, Sun compass, best times to visit and seasonal highlights. Photographic tips, Accessibility notes, Travel information, The best places to stay, eat and drink
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