Earl Crag

[Ryewolf]

Views from Earl Crag near Cowling

 

[JohnP]

Great images... especially the first two due to the dramatic skies.

[Ryewolf]

Thanks John.

[Clicker]

A very good set Rye ... the format suits that first image really well  with that expansive vista... I wonder if you would consider portrait mode for last image as well,  placing the edifice  left of centre .... there’s such a lot of interesting foreground to make more of for me ... maybe worth a try as an additional version ... 

[Ryewolf]

3 hours ago, Clicker said:

I wonder if you would consider portrait mode for last image as well

Thanks Clicker, I did do a portrait version for the next shot....

[Clicker]

Great minds eh ......

[Ryewolf]

23 hours ago, Clicker said:

Great minds eh ......

Yes, I was just thinking that last image of the first four could be used for the In Focus theme.....

[Clicker]

Yes ... that’s a good idea .... 

[Craig]

You certainly know how to capture a dramatic sky Geoff.
I think all of them are stunning.

 

[Ryewolf]

Thanks Craig.

[johntwo]

Recognise this now.  Did you take the climb or drive around the back?  The first one is my stand out.

[Denis]

#2 is terrific Rye! 

[Ryewolf]

45 minutes ago, johntwo said:

Did you take the climb or drive around the back?  The first one is my stand out.

Thanks John, I took the road (Dick Lane), I keep meaning to go to the Hitching Stone which is also quite near here.

[Ryewolf]

7 minutes ago, Denis said:

#2 is terrific Rye!

Thanks Denis, this was on the places for the 2019 Grand Tour. The tower is called Wainman's Pinnacle and was built in 1898 as a memorial to the Napoleonic Wars, plus you get some great views from the top of Earls Crag.

[Stravinsky]

Love the first one .. the light

[Ryewolf]

Thanks Stravinsky