Rare landscape pics - Ingleton Falls

Paul Iddon

Couple of mates from Preston & Blackburn camera club collected me and off we went to Ingleton Falls Trail in the beautiful (normally) hills of Yorkshire.

The weather wasn't playing ball today though, and allied with my inability to nail good landscapes (cos they are bigger than 5 to 25 millimetres) meant the results were as follows:

Try to enjoy


Thornton Falls:



Pecca Falls (2)





Swilla Glen:






Paul.

USAIR

Awesome

1 and 4 my favorite

Fred

kdog

These are easy to enjoy! I'm digging the first two the best.

Paul Iddon

Thank you kindly both of you.

Paul.

Snowgirl

Yep - I am enjoying. The first one truly grabbed me, although I like the rest as well. Not bad shooting something larger than the head of a pin

zoomer

Looks like a beautiful area, liking the falls.

Paul Iddon

Snowgirl wrote: »

Yep - I am enjoying. The first one truly grabbed me, although I like the rest as well. Not bad shooting something larger than the head of a pin

Thanks Ceci, they looked gigantic! lol...

zoomer wrote: »

Looks like a beautiful area, liking the falls.

Cheers zoomer, it is, especially at the right time of the year.


Paul.

Sparkyphotography

I love the first one the most!!! and the 4th is my next fav!!! great stuff!!!!

FlyNavy

Yes indeed. Splendid work. I believe I see a Hobbit hiding in the rocks behind the waterfall?

racefan

the first two are the best imo...good work

Paul Iddon

Sparkyphotography wrote: »

I love the first one the most!!! and the 4th is my next fav!!! great stuff!!!!

racefan wrote: »

the first two are the best imo...good work

Thank you both

FlyNavy wrote: »

Yes indeed. Splendid work. I believe I see a Hobbit hiding in the rocks behind the waterfall?

Possibly... ...

Thank you.


Paul.

squirl033

quite like the compositions in the first two... lovely falls, actually. #1 looks like it'd be a prime candidate for HDR, or perhaps a "pseudo-HDR" process like ReDynaMix. the second one just needs a bit more saturation and 'pop' - quite common in shots taken under glowering winter skies...