Bamburgh Castle.

This shot was taken in a dash to get to the beach before the sunset disappeared. I left my wife in the car and dashed down to the beach from the carpark with my camera and tripod. To my amazement there were about a dozen others with cameras and tripods all set-up to capture this moment! I had to jostle between them to get my tripod set-up also, and hoped I got the shot. This was a film camera so I could not see the result, as you can now with digital instantly! Bit too easy now!! However I still think if I ever get to Bamburgh again I could take a much better shot?

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Photographer: © James Carter (Gallery)(19th February 2009)

Comment by Krissy(19th February 2009)

It was well worth the effort!! Beautiful shot James!!

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Comment by Nela(19th February 2009)

Amazing shot indeed James!

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Comment by Barbara Shoemaker(19th February 2009)

It's gorgeous as is, James!

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Comment by Pete Rowley(23rd February 2009)

Absolutely stunning.

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Comment by lancashirelove(4th March 2009)

great shot and worth the effort. Past photography was always a bit of a hit and miss affair. new digital photography allows you to see the result right away and retake before the subject dissapears, thus allowing anyone interested to get involved, not a bad thing I say.

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Comment by Debbie Adams(17th March 2009)

This is a beautiful picture James you do wonderful work!!

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Comment by Urmimala Singh(20th October 2009)

Its just amazing!

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Comment by Christine Cooney(5th July 2010)

Wow, love this pic!

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Comment by Linda-mary Sigley(6th February 2011)

Stunning, James. My husband and I are definitely going up to see Bamburgh castle after seeing photos like this and knowing how well-restored and preserved Bamburgh is. Lucky Armstrong family who get to live in a fairytale dream like Bamburgh.

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