Above Malham Moor by Andrew Leighton
Looking back across Malham Moor towards Barden Fell in the Yorkshire Dales on a late winters afternoon.
Nikon D40, Sigma 10-20mm, 1/60s f/16
Looking back across Malham Moor towards Barden Fell in the Yorkshire Dales on a late winters afternoon.
Nikon D40, Sigma 10-20mm, 1/60s f/16
Comments
Nice shot mate. Not been here for a while
Cheers Steve! With the price of petrol it may be a while before I get back up there myself!
– Andrew Leighton
Wonderful wild view – amazing how one tree survives…
Thank you very much! Yeah, there are some pretty amazing trees up there :)
– Andrew Leighton
A ripper of a shot! Beautifully composed, and what a scene!
What does petrol cost there? I thought it was high in Alaska (of all
Oops, haven’t quite got the hang of the ipad keyboard.
Don’t worry I still struggle with a regular one! Thank you for the lovely comment. Regarding the price of petrol, you’ll have to do the conversion but I currently pay £1.30/litre… not good :(
– Andrew Leighton
wonderful capture Andrew!!
Thank you very much, really do appreciate it! :)
– Andrew Leighton
A tremendous shot Andrew this really typifys the wild and windswept moors.
Regards Dave.
Cheers Dave! There are a number of iron age settlements in the area it must have been pretty harsh up there in those times at least I have goretex jackets now!!
– Andrew Leighton
Excellent composition mate!
Cheers mate, thanks for stopping by!
– Andrew Leighton
Wonderful composition and vista Andrew.
Thanks David, it was a lovely spot to sit and eat my dinner. In fact I could quite happily have stayed there until the sun went down!! :)
– Andrew Leighton
Such an amazing shot, wild and wonderfully inviting, very well shown Andrew!! I can see why you would want to stay until sundown. =)
Sorry this is a bit late but thank you very much, :))
– Andrew Leighton