Tag Archives: derbyshire

Shapes

On the way home from a shoot, I caught the low sun creating these shapes with the fields. View on black

The Copse

A winter sunset over an attractive group of trees on the Tissington Trail, Derbyshire converted into a high key picture, I have shown the original below View on black

Roaches Barn

12 Mar ’12

I waited for 3 hours for the sun to hit this barn and this is the best it got, it was beautiful all around it, that’s landscape photography for you, 99% frustration and 1% elation! View on black

Roaches View

11 Mar ’12

While on the Roaches in Derbyshire, the sun came out over the valley, unfortunately completely missing the hill, still there was an opportunity to grab this. View on black

While searching for millstones in Yarnscliff Woods, near Suprise View, I came across this cliff face with rock climbers on it. I thought the IR would bring out the detail on the cliff face. View on black

Peak Millstones

11 Mar ’12

Went to the Peak District to capture the famous millstones of Derbyshire, near Hathersage. Taken in infrared to bring out the moss has given the picture a ‘surreal’ look. View on black

Magpie Mine

23 Jan ’12

A compressed view of the winding gear, normally this shot produces a very small lead mine building, so thought I would try a zoom to compress the view. View on black

Road to Ruin

23 Jan ’12

Another visit to Magpie Mine, trying to get different shots this time, the weather has provided a nice lead in for this shot. View on black

Crumbling Mine

15 Dec ’11

The Magpie Mine, just South of Sheldon, was one of the most famous lead mines in the Peak District and is the only one with a significant part of its building still standing, having been taken into the care of … Continue reading →

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