Back when I started taking photographs a bit more seriously I came across a professional artist: Adam Gibbs1. Since he is also a mounteneer he gets to places literally noone else does.
During our short, three days stay in the Lake District we decided to spend one of the days climbing up to a tarn - a smal lake on a top of a hill. It wasn't too steep yet it took a long time to climb it, mostly because of the uncleaned routes; I took this picture while it was still misty all around.
I do envy Adam for getting those locations, but excursions like this keep remind me how much work goes into a single picture.
(Oh, by the way: this entry was written by Peter Molnar, and originally posted on petermolnar dot net.)
