Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Landscape & Nature Photography => Topic started by: shaunw on June 16, 2012, 04:38:41 pm
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A 4 shot stitch from January...
(http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7227/7380761618_9dfe8b6aa7_b.jpg) (http://www.flickr.com/photos/skwalby/7380761618/)
Evening Light....Yorkshire Dales (http://www.flickr.com/photos/skwalby/7380761618/) by Shaunwalby Photography (http://www.flickr.com/people/skwalby/), on Flickr
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Beautiful!
It must have been chilly up there though.
Regards
Tony Jay
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The Dales never seem to disappoint – even on the sunny days like you had for this shot! A wonderful moment. Thanks for sharing.
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Wonderful light and textures.
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Very nice!
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Beautiful!
It must have been chilly up there though.
Regards
Tony Jay
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Thanks Tony..it got very cold quickly when the sun finally went down.
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The Dales never seem to disappoint – even on the sunny days like you had for this shot! A wonderful moment. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Terry Up to midday it was very overcast and windy...shot some mono's
Shaun
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Very nice!
Thanks Eric
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Works very well for me.
W/out your title, I never would have guessed that this was in Britain.
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Works very well for me.
W/out your title, I never would have guessed that this was in Britain.
The UK has the most varied geology in the world. Strange but true. Yorkshire's limestone pavements are just part of that rich tapestry.
It's a lovely photo, but I'd like to see more clints & grykes, runnels, pits & pans, than all that blue sky. I'd have moved that horizon line up a bit.
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Works very well for me.
W/out your title, I never would have guessed that this was in Britain.
Thanks Mjollnir
yes you wouldnt be the first to mention its unlikely English origins...a few people have thought it was the Australian outback.....yes i can see what you mean and it is a designated site of special scientific interest.
regards shaun
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The UK has the most varied geology in the world. Strange but true. Yorkshire's limestone pavements are just part of that rich tapestry.
It's a lovely photo, but I'd like to see more clints & grykes, runnels, pits & pans, than all that blue sky. I'd have moved that horizon line up a bit.
Thanks Bill...i may have a look at the horizon line, but i like that sky as well??
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Excellent composition and execution.
It looks as if it would be very easy to break an ankle or leg in that area!
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Excellent composition and execution.
It looks as if it would be very easy to break an ankle or leg in that area!
Thanks Justan....Thank you for the positives. You make a very important point about safety from this location....the Yorkshire Dales are generally much less frequented than say the Peak or Lake district's...i didnt see anybody for about 6 hrs on that day, going here with ice/snow you would have to be very careful some of the cracks are about 4/5ft deep with lots of loose rock,if you broke a leg it could be serious....mobile phone coverage is patchy at best.
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Always wanted to visit places like this. Do you have more from here or the moors. By the way nice shot. T
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Always wanted to visit places like this. Do you have more from here or the moors. By the way nice shot. T
A mono from files shot the same day as this post, have a look through my Flickr site few may be of interest to you?
http://www.flickr.com/photos/skwalby/6910695937/in/photostream