With all the recent thunderstorms, heavy rain and flooding in the Yorkshire Dales we were a little concerned in the week leading up to our August visit to Malham, but the forecast for the workshop itself stayed pretty static predicting … Continue reading Workshop Report – Malham August 2019
Watching the forecast closely, its difficult to think its actually June!! The BBC weather App prior to our trip to Aysgarth was looking fairly bleak and may have worried the group some what, but for waterfall photography it was looking … Continue reading Workshop Report – Aysgarth Falls June 2019
Sometimes you might find that the light just isn’t quite working or perhaps the subject is looking a little flat for a colour image. These are the times to look at the landscape a bit differently … and try to … Continue reading Black and White Images Using Lightroom
We’ve mentioned West Burton Waterfall (also known as Cauldron Force) numerous times on the blog – Sam had a look at the ever changing Cauldron Force last year, examining how different it looks on each visit. However, it’s such a … Continue reading Yorkshire Waterfalls 5 – West Burton Falls
We made sure we had a full set of umbrellas for the workshop last weekend as the forecast was for showers in the afternoon, though this didn’t put us off as the predicted overcast skies and low wind looked like … Continue reading Workshop Report – Bolton Abbey May 2019
If you’ve got lots of images that you want to manage then you’ll probably want to have some sort of consistent naming convention for your files, which will ensure each of your images has a unique reference rather than rely … Continue reading Lightroom Tips – Renaming Files on Import
This famous waterfall is somewhat unusual in that it’s tucked away behind a pub! It’s set in Hardraw Scar, a limetone gorge situated behind the Green Dragon Inn in Hardraw, near Hawes in Wensleydale. Comprising a single drop of 30m … Continue reading Yorkshire Waterfalls 4 – Hardraw Force
