Taking a change to my recent trips and time spent around Bronte Country, I took an early morning jaunt to the home of Sir Titus Salt. The wonderful village of Saltaire, a world heritage site in the district of Bradford. It is named after Sir Titus Salt who built a textile mill, known as Salts Mill and this village…
With another lockdown coming to an end and restrictions beginning to ease, a trip to a few of my favourite locations in the Yorkshire Dales was in order. All towards the bottom end of the Dales, a trip further will have to wait until later in the year. My first port of call upon entering…
A trip down to Goit Stock, followed up by a visit to the Folly within Black Hills Plantation. This was my first trip out since the middle of March in central Manchester, a stark contrast. The months in between have been spent shielding at home, without a sniff of any photography. Goit Stock Waterfall Goit…
Celebrating some of my favourite Yorkshire waterfalls.
A guide on Long Exposure Photo Stacking, using short exposure images. Step by step guide using Castleford Stoneground Flour Mill as an example.
Travelling around some beautiful Yorkshire Landscapes Yorkshire certainly spoils you with the sunning landscapes and waterfalls. The photographs are all taken within an hours drive of where I live, which is very lucky. Travelling to Malham was the first port of call, visiting Janet’s Foss, and then walking up to Gordale Scar. These two waterfalls…
Yorkshire Dale Waterfalls With Storm Brian was passing over, and I decided it would be worth a trip to some of the local Waterfalls. When I say local, around 45 minute drive, brings me to Malham. Malham lies at the upper end of the valley of the River Aire, the area is know as Malhamdale….
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