Yorkshire and Northumberland Landscapes and Seascapes

These are photos taken on a couple of landscape workshops in Northumberland and North Yorkshire in June and August 2021 with the excellent Steve Bell (stevebellphotography.co.uk). Steve is a very talented landscape and dark sky photographer, and his courses are packed with useful information and great shooting opportunities. These shots benefit from Steve’s careful approach to composition and technique, which is very much in tune with my own style gained from long exposure photography. Most of these shots involve some form of exposure blending, focus stacking or panorama stitching. The first three photographs are from Yorkshire and the rest are from Northumberland.

▸ Technical data — all 7 images

Image	Camera	FL	f/	Shutter	ISO	GPS
Roseberry Topping from Cockshaw Hill across Ayton Banks Mines	E-M1 Mark III	11mm	f/5.0	1/200s	250	54.5057°N, 1.1070°W
Staithes by Night	E-M1 Mark III	20mm	f/6.3	40s	100	54.5588°N, 0.7944°W
The Drinking Dinosaur, Flamborough Head	E-M1 Mark III	11mm	f/7.1	61s	200	54.1152°N, 0.0775°W
Lindisfarne Castle at dusk	E-M1 Mark III	21mm	f/10.0	89s	64	55.6691°N, 1.7850°W
Lindisfarne Castle sunset from the east, long exposure	E-M1 Mark III	7mm	f/5.0	176s	200	55.6691°N, 1.7850°W
St Mary’s haven at blue hour	E-M1 Mark III	100mm	f/4.0	25s	64	55.4920°N, 1.6012°W
Embleton bay beach	E-M1 Mark III	12mm	f/7.1	1/250s	200	55.4924°N, 1.5992°W

For camera settings, techniques and equipment used in shoots like this, see the Technique posts on mcaughtry.photo.