The second waterfall in our Yorkshire Waterfalls series is the delightful Scaleber Force, tucked away on the back road from Settle over to Malhamdale in the Yorkshire Dales. It’s worth a visit at any time of the year, preferably on … Continue reading Yorkshire Waterfalls 2 – Scaleber Force
Although it’s our off-season at the moment that doesn’t mean we can’t make the odd trip to one of our favourite workshop locations and as I was making a trip up Wensleydale this month I couldn’t resist a look at … Continue reading Upper Aysgarth Falls
Here’s one of my favourite images taken on a winter day a few years back at Upper Aysgarth Falls. The River Ure was quite high and there was lots of peaty colour in the water. A long lens picked out … Continue reading Aysgarth Impression
Our first visit to Malham of the new season had a weather forecast following a typical pattern of rain early on and some possible bright spells later in the day so we were confident of some good waterfall photography in … Continue reading Workshop Report – Malham March 2016
As the last traces of autumn colour fade away and the days shorten you may be tempted to pack the camera away for the season. Although the coming winter months can provide some spectacular days with crisp clear light … Continue reading Photographing Waterfalls in Winter
Upon arriving at the Tea Cottage at Bolton Abbey, the weather was as forecast, grey and wet. We began as usual with warming teas and coffees over a discussion about the five elements that make a great landscape photograph, accompanied … Continue reading Workshop Report: Bolton Abbey April 2014
Thanks to the magnificent Settle to Carlisle railway, parts of the western Yorkshire Dales are easily accessible by train, so heading out on a landscape photography shoot doesn’t necessarily mean driving, which is great for those of us that … Continue reading Waterfall Photography at Hull Pot
