Outdoor Photography Gallery Round-Up
The latest hill and mountain photographs uploaded to the OUTDOORSmagic gallery.
Posted: 25 June 2009
by Jon
If it's June, then it must be time for our latest Gallery Round-Up of
some of the best
outdoors photographs uploaded by OUTDOORSmagic members
over the last month. And remember, all OM members have 3MB of free
space in the Gallery
to show off their own outdoor images.
And if you want to improve your shots, check out our ten-point
guide to taking perfect outdoor photographs.
There's been a proper early summer image blitz in the gallery with some
lovely shots to inspire you. John Cameron's Lochaber
album is always worth a browse for some great images of the Glencoe,
Fort William area, and true to form, here's his latest shot of
Buchaille Etive Beag in Glencoe. Chocolate box stuff...
Buchaille Etive Beag, Glencoe - John Cameron
Moving south to the Lake
District, Tyke
has been out and about with his camera and tent judging from the pics.
This is his wild camp pitch on Great End. Nice.
Great
End wild camp - Tyke
More from Glencoe, this
time from
Chairman Bill and something a bit different with this moody black and
white shot of the Three Sisters wreathed in cloud.
I usually think of Snowdonia of being slightly bleak, but John 2's Sky
Blue Glyders album suggests that I got that one
slightly wrong. Here they are looking deceptively green, sunny and
welcoming.
The Glyders - John 2
Off a bit further afield
now with Montogomery Wick and his stunning Chinese
Tien Shan album complete with some really
gob-smacking shots. We rather like this sunset... And then there's some
real wild camping inspiration for you.
'Finality' - Tien Shan Sunset -
Montgomery Wick
Striking Camp - Montgomery Wick
Is it the credit crunch
hitting home? Maybe we're just imagining things, but there seem to be
fewer images from abroad than usual. Then again, it makes you
appreciate just how beautiful the British hills actually are. Paul
Sammonds' Way
Out West album bears that one out with an
emphasis on Scotland's western side. This is an Coire an Laoigh from
Stuc Coire an Laoigh.
That was going to be your lot, but then we spotted this, from John 2's
Coniston Fell Walk album.
View from Grey Friar - John 2
And that's your lot for
now, really it is. Enjoy and remember that you can upload and share
your own outdoor
images for free just by registering with OUTDOORSmagic. Lots more great
images in the Gallery.
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