Ingleborough from Scales Moor

Artist: Steve Liptrot
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Ingleborough from Scales Moor

The second part of the name Ingleborough is derived from the Old English word burh, meaning “fort on the hill”. On the top of Ingleborough the remains of an old walled enclosure has been discovered inside which foundations of Iron Age huts have been found.Ingleborough is situated in the south-western corner of the Yorkshire Dales, being at the highest point of a large triangle of land with corners at Ingleton, Ribblehead and Settle.

HDR
Nikon D80 – 18-135mm lens at 31mm
f29 at 1/30 sec ISO 400

Featured in the Mountains and Mountain Light and your Magic Place groups JAN 2009.
Featured in the Fine Art of Landscape Photography group JULY 2009.

Ingleborough from Scales Moor belongs to the following groups:

! 100% !, All That is Nature (Photography Only), AW Welcome Center, Creative, Talented, and Unknown, Day Hikes , Fine Art of Landscape Photography, First Things, Friends of RedBubble, JPG Cast-Offs, Just Pure Nature., Landscape and Abstract Photography, Landscape Photography, Live, Love, Dream: , Nature's Wonders, Northern landscape, Safe Haven, Scenery, Shameless Self-Promotion, The Addicted Photographer►2 Per Day◄, The Great Outdoors or Uninhabited lands of the World, The true beauty, UK National Parks, UK Visions , United Kingdom, Victorian Viewfinders, Who are YOU to Judge?, Yorkshire Grit and Your Magic Place (PLACES only!!) Available for sale as

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Ingleborough from Scales Moor by Steve Liptrot

Linda Syms

Wonderful composition Steve
Angi Baker

Excellent capture and comp…xoxo
Ashley W

I come by and look at this image every now and again, I really love it. One of my favs !
Steve Liptrot

Thank you. Waited ages for the light to shine on the distant mountain, but I think it was worth it.
Smudger

stunning steve in fact it’s better than that
Steve Liptrot replied

One of the first shots I took with a DSLR, it even worthy of a place in my office. Thanks Steve
Jason Connolly

Great shot mate..
Steve Liptrot replied

Thanks Jason, nice calendar BTW. Looks like we trek the same paths
Murray Swift

Magic!
Steve Liptrot replied

Thanks Murray
Amanda White

Great textures and landscape
Steve Liptrot replied

Thank you very much Amanda
Stephen Van Tuyl

Another great one my friend. Congrats on the feature.
Steve Liptrot replied

Cheers Stephen, appreciated
solo75

Nice photo steve. I like the cloud formation and dapples of light on the hillside. Interesting read too.
Steve Liptrot replied

Thanks solo, appreciated
NickH

Superb shot Steve
Steve Liptrot replied

Thanks Nick, appreciated
TallGuy

Good low down angle..
Steve Liptrot replied

I was actually in a ‘grike’.
Thanks Alan
TallGuy

If I got in one I doubt if I could get out again…lol.
Nancy Vice

excellent view and shot!
Steve Liptrot replied

Thank you very much, appreciated
Ludwig Heinrich

Cool
Steve Liptrot replied

Thank you. One of my proudest shots
Garth Smith

Nice one Steve, I like it, congrats on the feature.
Steve Liptrot replied

Thanks Garth, appreciated
sundawg7

Very impressive and dynamic image Steve. A DEFINITE fave and a hearty congrats on the well deserved image. >< Ron
Steve Liptrot replied

Cheers Ron, much appreciated
mikebov

excellent Steve
love the foreground rock, great mood to the whole image
Steve Liptrot replied

Cheers mike, appreciated
dvande1

Super shot!
Steve Liptrot replied

Thank you very much
Mark Robson

Great composition
Steve Liptrot replied

Thank yo Viking