THE LAKE DISTRICT: Lakes

Almost by definition, the lakes are what make the landscape of the Lake District special; this includes Windermere, England’s largest natural lake.  I have posted 18 of my favourite photos of the lakes on this page; from Windermere to Wast Water, this is a truly wonderful landscape to photograph.

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Windermere, looking down the lake from above Waterhead, Ambleside

Windermere at sunset, looking across the head of the lake from to the Langdale Fells

Coniston Water from above Nibthwaite, looking to the Coniston Fells

Coniston Water from the road to Hawkshead

Coniston Water from the south end of the lake, looking to the Old Man of Coniston

Rydal Water, looking to Wansfell Pike

Grasmere, looking to Helm Crag

Grasmere from the west side

Brother’s Water in Patterdale, looking towards Dovedale

Ullswater from Gowbarrow, looking to St Sunday Crag

View across the head of Ullswater towards Grisedale and Helvellyn

Derwent Water, looking to Catbells from Crow Park near Keswick

Derwent Water from Castlehead near Keswick

Derwent Water from near Grange

Buttermere and Crummock Water from above Warnscale

Buttermere, looking to Haystacks

Ennerdale Water, looking to Pillar

Wast Water, looking to Great Gable

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