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Preston Photography Group The Preston Photography Group hosts classes & meetups for people with a passion for photography.

Photo of the DayCredit: Ian JohnstonLongridge FellHad an early morning walk up Longridge Fell to check out the flowering...
04/09/2026

Photo of the Day

Credit: Ian Johnston

Longridge Fell

Had an early morning walk up Longridge Fell to check out the flowering heather, however the conditions didn`t allow for expansive vistas because the low lying cloud had moved in, and visibility was very limited. When i entered the forest looking for tunnels of light i noticed two path ways converging and thought it was quite interesting. GFX 50Sii 35-70mm lens at 35mm f8 4 sec.

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Photo of the DayCredit: Ian JohnstonSt Annes Jetty. St Annes beach Lancashire.We have been having some decent sunsets la...
02/09/2026

Photo of the Day

Credit: Ian Johnston

St Annes Jetty. St Annes beach Lancashire.

We have been having some decent sunsets lately, so I decided to pay a visit to St Annes beach to capture the old disused jetty at sunset. Earlier it was not looking to promising because of the rain, but stuck it out. And this was the result just after the sun had dipped below the horizon. GFX 50Sii GF 100-200mm at 100mm f8 and 1/80 sec and 0.9 soft grad filter.

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Photo of the DayCredit: Gábor NagyThe Photo is made around Black Krag, on the way back to the carpark in Skelwith Bridge...
11/08/2026

Photo of the Day

Credit: Gábor Nagy

The Photo is made around Black Krag, on the way back to the carpark in Skelwith Bridge
The camera is an OM5 mk1,
the lens is a Leica 12-60mm f2.8-4 on 12mm.
Shutter: 1/500 sec
Aperture: f4.0
ISO: 250
Edited in Lightroom Mobile

I love to get list on my hikes. Sometimes a real gem can be found. This view was incredible after a long, cloudy and drizzling day.

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Photo of the DayCredit: Andrew BramahEntwistle Reservoir near Darwen.I saw that there was an early morning mist on that ...
13/07/2026

Photo of the Day

Credit: Andrew Bramah

Entwistle Reservoir near Darwen.

I saw that there was an early morning mist on that day.
Entwistle Reservoir is not far from home and I went out just before dawn to catch the mist before the sun burnt it of. As I was passing the forest I could see the sun breaking through the trees and the light splattering through the mist.
I took about 50 pictures and this was my favourite.
Beautiful light produced one of my personal favourite images.

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Photo of the DayCredit: Gabor NagyCrummock WaterThe photo was taken around sunset golden hour. I mainly focused on the l...
29/06/2026

Photo of the Day

Credit: Gabor Nagy

Crummock Water

The photo was taken around sunset golden hour. I mainly focused on the lake itself, had a great hike around just to discover a new area. I messed up with my expectations with the sunset but luckily I had my drone with me, so I gave it a chance. Surprisingly the surrounding area had more interest than the lake itself. Another lesson learned. Even if you are a camera and tripod person, the subject can be change even in the last second if the light comditions are better elswhere, and having a drone is beneficial, even if not used to take breath taking video footage, or the drone is not an extreme high end professional drone. The drone I used here was a DJI Flip

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Photo of the DayCredit: Ian JohnstonBlackpool Road, Preston, Lancashire.For a couple of weeks each year the road comes a...
17/04/2026

Photo of the Day

Credit: Ian Johnston

Blackpool Road, Preston, Lancashire.

For a couple of weeks each year the road comes alive with colour, the problem lies with capturing the right time. Although it was very windy that morning i just had to go and try my best in the conditions. The image was taken at first light because it is a very busy road and i didn`t want to many cars in the scene. Shot on a Fujifilm GFX 50Sii with the 35-70mm lens, set at 70mm, F16 and a 6.5 second exposure.

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Photo of the DayCredit: Ian JohnstonDuxbury Woods, Chorley.Duxbury woods is one of my favourite places to shoot whatever...
03/04/2026

Photo of the Day

Credit: Ian Johnston

Duxbury Woods, Chorley.

Duxbury woods is one of my favourite places to shoot whatever the season and conditions, there always seems to be something to capture. The roots in this image is what drew me to the shot, all exposed due to the bank erosion, i think it looks like Medusa. Shot on a Fuji GFX 50Sii 35-70mm at 40mm and 2 sec exposure.

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