A corner of Tarn Hows

After passing the small herd of Belted Galloway bullocks and deciding that we would have our picnic further along the lake, we looked back and saw this very nice scene. I liked the ochre coloured ferns contrasting with the blue sky and water here.

See PiP for original cattle picnic time.

Have a perfect day.

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Taken on Tuesday December 16, 2025
Posted on Tuesday February 3, 2026
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Jaap van 't Veen said:

Beautiful landscape image; like the warm colours.

2 months ago

TOZ said:

Another from Tarn Hows Herb beautiful colors you can't beat Tarn Hows nice one.
Have a great day.
Gordon

2 months ago

Herb Riddle replied to TOZ:

Not many places with as many photo opportunities as Tarn Hows. Glad you liked this one.

Cheers. Herb

2 months ago

David G Johnson said:

Another smack on capture and lovely scene there Herb,.. this 'Tarn Hows' sure looks worth a visit,.. Cheers from > Dj.....

..and.... Added to the 'Landscape' group ] Thanks,..

2 months ago

Herb Riddle replied to David G Johnson:

If you have never been there, it is a must but like so many places, it depends so much on the weather. Glad you liked it.

Best Wishes. Herb

2 months ago

Patrick Brandy said:

Toujours aussi belle cette photo bonne journée.

2 months ago ( translate )

Herb Riddle replied to Patrick Brandy:

It was a good walk and this corner with the cattle created more opportunities.

Best Wishes. Herb

2 months ago

Annemarie said:

marvelous

Wish you a nice evening!

2 months ago ( translate )

Keith Burton said:

Those cattle really stand out in the landscape Herb........and what a gorgeous landscape it is. Captured in glorious sunshine with wonderful colours. I love the light on the water too! A beautiful day and a beautiful shot..!! ⭐️

2 months ago

Herb Riddle replied to Keith Burton:

Many thanks for this comment and star my friend. Yes a great place to ponder in these conditions. Since, as you know, light makes landscapes, this was about perfect. In reality there was a new picture every few further yards and so the possibility of over-kill in photography and Ipernity terms. (some more to come though yet.

Cheers. Herb

2 months ago