The Fellsphoto Noblex Panoramic Gallery

rotating lens panoramic camera with horizontal angle of view 135°, vertical angle of view 52°, comparable to that of the human eye

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Bassenthwaite Lake from Dodd summit

Great Calva and Skiddaw

 Meal Fell top, view south
Grisedale Pike, view north to Skiddaw, walker pointing

Grisedale Pike summit, view north-east

Grisedale Pike summit, view south

 the Cumbrian Way above Glenderaterra Beck
Coledale from the hause, Grisedale Pike at left looking out from Bleaberry Fell shelter to Skiddaw High Pike,Caldbeck Fells: the trig point and long cairn with the view south beyond

the Coledale Horsehoe

 looking out from Bleaberry Fell shelter

High Pike, Caldbeck Fells  ~  the summit cairn
on the Cumbrian Way: the path to Skiddaw House and Great Calva

Binsey  ~  the shelter

 the path to Skiddaw House Binsey  ~  the summit cairn

 

(the above portfolio was shot on Fuji Provia 100F & 400F film)

 

 

 

 

 

merle collie Cassie on Ullock Pike summit in bad weather with 35mm inset

view out from the forest when ascending Barf

view SE over Keswick to the Helvellyn range from Barf summit

on Ullock Pike summit

entering the forest on the ascent of Barf

view East to Helvellyn from Barf

from the top of Swirral Edge: Catseyecam, Red Tarn, Striding Edge and Helvellyn summit

the new cairn at top of Swirral Edge with the view north to Skiddaw

view south from Helvellyn summit: Red Tarn below, the shelter prominent

Helvellyn ; looking down from the top of Swirral Edge

the new cairn at the top of Swirral Edge

Helvelyn : standing on the summit

 Helvellyn: Striding Edge from the Nethermost Pike col

 Thirlmere from above Comb Crag on the Wythburn path to Helvellyn the Grasmoor, Cummock Water, Mellbreak panorama from Low Fell

Helvellyn : Striding Edge and Nethermost Cove

Helvellyn : Thirlmere from above Comb Crags

 Grasmoor & Crummock Water from Low Fell 

 

(the above portfolio was shot on Kodak Portra VC160 film)

 

 

 

 

 

Crummock Water and fells from road approaching Rannerdale Knotts Crummock Water and High Stile at sunset from Rannerdale Knotts
Crummock Water

Crummock Water and High Stile
looking up to Grisedale and Whiteless Pike from Rannerdale Rannerdale bluebells beneath Grisedale and Whiteless Pike

Rannerdale (1) : Grasmoor & Whiteless Pike

 Rannerdale (2) : the bluebells
view SW from the Binsey trig point in ferocious wind

Binsey : from the trig point

 

(the above portfolio was shot on Fuji Provia 100F film)

 

 

 

 

 

 

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