Normally at this time on the Friday of a workshop weekend I’d be making sure my camera bag was packed, charging up the laptop, writing discount codes on the back of our workshop handout booklets and checking the weather forecast … Continue reading Aysgarth Retrospective
This is just a quick update about our upcoming workshops, as we’re sure some of you will be wondering whether to book anything or not at the moment! Unfortunately, in the light of the latest government advice on the coronavirus … Continue reading Coronavirus Update
I mentioned in my last Yorkshire Waterfalls post on Wain Wath Force that there are lots of waterfalls to visit around Keld in Swaledale, so here’s one of the others! Kisdon Force is situated on the River Swale just downstream … Continue reading Yorkshire Waterfalls 11 – Kisdon Force
Originally posted on Mark Sunderland Photography Blog:
After the previous week’s somewhat tricky conditions at Force Gill I was hoping for better weather for my landscape photography shoot at Brimham Moor (and Rocks) last week. The forecast was for light… Continue reading Last Week’s Shoot – Brimham Moor
Originally posted on Mark Sunderland Photography Blog:
With a week of damp and dreary weather forecast I was looking for a new waterfall to photograph, so I decided to head to Ribblehead and have a walk up Force Gill having… Continue reading Last Week’s Shoot – Force Gill
Situated in Upper Swaledale near Keld, Wain Wath Force may not be the highest of waterfalls but it’s very attractive, sweeping across the River Swale in several separate drops cascading over craggy rocks. It’s a very easy waterfall to get … Continue reading Yorkshire Waterfalls 10 – Wain Wath Force
No series on Yorkshire Waterfalls would be complete without Thornton Force, the largest of the waterfalls on the famous Ingleton Waterfalls Trail in the Yorkshire Dales. Here the River Twiss plunges fourteen metres over a limestone cliff making a dramatic … Continue reading Yorkshire Waterfalls 9 – Thornton Force
