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6 creative works found

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  Roseberry Topping and Mist in the vale.
  by Robert Hardy

  The view from Little Roseberry looking across to its big brother then away across the Cleveland Plain to the mist shrouded Cleveland Hills. Taken in the North York Moors National Park, UK / Check out the UK National Parks Group Here 3 shots -2, 0, +2 processed in Dynamic Photo HDR and tweaked for levels in Photoshop. Canon EOS 5D & 17-40L at 24mm Freshly taken just after dawn this morning.

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  Forked Trunk at Scaleber Force
  by Robert Hardy

  My first visit to this delightful place and I was most impressed. There was plenty of water coming over the fall as it had rained the night before. It is situated in the Yorkshire Dales not far from the Town of Settle. This is a HDR image. 3 shots at 2, 0, -2 processed in Dynamic HDR software.

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  Uldale Force, River Rawthey and a Tall Guy!
  by Robert Hardy

  Met up with Alan (Tall Guy) and we had a saunter up Uldale to visit Uldale Force. You can see Alan, with camera and (in typical English fashion) a brolley. We had a great time scrambling up and down the steep ravine. The weather was dull, grey and misty most of the time. I feel this captures the spirit of the day.

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  2001: A Swaledale Oddity
  by Robert Hardy

  A close up black and white of the limestone monolith at Currack Force…..and an odd title :-)

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  Winter Dawn, Roseberry Topping and Aireyholme Pond
  by Robert Hardy

  The first rays of the winter sun light up Roseberry Topping. A breathtaking sight….....especially after climbing the hill! Taken in the North York Moors National Park, UK / Check out the UK National Parks Group Here 3 Shots -2, 0, +2 processed in Dynamic Photo HDR then tweaked for levels in Photoshop Elements.

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  Waterfall on Eller Beck
  by Robert Hardy

  There are several named waterfalls on Eller Beck and none are easy to reach without a bit of rough and tumble! This one is no different and unusually the path to it ends abruptly causing a re tracing of steps. It is however a lovely spot, the sort of place you’d expect to see fairies (small winged variety).