MikeChesworth Photography

In this week’s vlog, I take a trip down to Colliers Moss, which is a country park built on the remains of an old coal mine in St Helens, Merseyside.

In this week’s vlog, I’m still in Ambleside on the edge of Lake Windermere. After a morning of exceptional conditions, I decided to venture out to try and capture a sunset.

In this video, I use my 40-150 to pick out close compositions of the local fells with the rolling clouds. The sunset was a little disappointing but I was greeted with a bit of colour.

The Lake District is a place I have wanted to photograph for a while. I live about two hours drive from the Lakes so getting there is more than a day trip for me. The last few months have been very stressful, so the opportunity to spend three days in a place as scenic as the Lakes was a no brainer.

In this week’s vlog, I take an impromptu wander down my local woodland to practice my woodland and capture some images in the wonderful fog. Woodland photography is a genre that I’ll admit that I struggle with, but I’m quite lucky that I know this area well.

In this week’s vlog I take a trip to a local railway bridge called The Sankey Viaduct or the Nine Arches as it’s known locally. The Sankey Viaduct started Construction in 1826, opened in 1930 but did not finish until 1836. This is known as the Earliest Railway Viaduct on the World and was designed by the World Famous Goerge Stephenson as was later used to run the Rainhill Trials in which Robert Stephenson with the “Rocket”

In this weeks vlog I get back into some street photography in Manchester, which is 20 miles down the road from me. Manchester is a great place to shoot but can be difficult to find compositions within the chaos.