Ribblehead Viaduct

[Lesley Jones]

This is quite nice - I'm living my short break all over again.

This is where I nearly froze to death in the rain and hail. At least I got a train, but it was hardly worth it. Any white over the top of the viaduct is horizontal hail...

 

[Chris Dodkin]

Very majestic shot - I love the blend of natural landscape and industrial architecture.

Quite partial to a train shot or twelve myself - very nicely done.

Did you use any grads for the sky on this one?

 

[Lesley Jones]

No grads - I only have a couple of filters for the Sony. I believe the sky really was that dark

 

[Dave Green]

It's a lovely shot! I can hardly see it though as the frame is so big!

 

[Peter McCullough]

SUPERB image, nicely shot. Yea it does look like a ND grad was used for sky.

Stunning!


p.s. looks like a standard 50mm lens used for this ..(?).

 

[Garry Lee]

I love that. Every photo is improved by a frame, a lot!

 

[Lesley Jones]

It's a lovely shot! I can hardly see it though as the frame is so big!

Sorry Dave - I got a new toy yesterday

 

[Lesley Jones]

SUPERB image, nicely shot. Yea it does look like a ND grad was used for sky.

Stunning!


p.s. looks like a standard 50mm lens used for this ..(?).

I just looked it up for you Peter. I only have the 16-105mm zoom lens and it was set to 16mm. It was a lot of landscape to fit in!

 

[Pete Askew]

Another super shot Lesley and once again improved by the 'weather filter'! And not a single sign of camera shake despite the shivering!!

 

[Hamish Gill]

Blimey ... Going back over that last week of posts I'm unearthing some gems from your corner Lesley!

 

[Pete Sykes]

I like that a lot Lesley.

Pete

 

[Darren Bradley]

Have to say, the composition on this one is really superb. Love the mood and the tones of the B&W, too.