Asgarth Falls

[Ryewolf]

Not far away from the Cauldron Falls

[Clicker]

Ooh it must be over 20 years since  I was  there ...   on a  walking holiday in the Dales with some friends. It is a beautiful part of the world .. Looks like there was a fair bit of water  too following some storms it seems . Two very  nicely crafted  images ... some really nice tonal values  too in the trees. How long an exposure did you use... it  seems just right .

[Ryewolf]

3 minutes ago, Clicker said:

How long an exposure did you use... it  seems just right .

Thanks Clicker, it was 1/20th of a second at f9, iso 640, I couldn't really use a tripod as it was on the bridge over the river... Sunday was a day of waterfalls (Asgarth and Cauldron Falls), castles and steam trains. I will have to go back and take a bit more time as I only decided to go at 4:30pm after watching the steam trains. These two were taken rather late in the evening

[Black Pearl]

We gave those a miss as there was so much water coming down it would have been difficult to get any shot - decided a bacon and sausage butty in the cafe was a better idea

[Kobione]

Another nice watery set Rye, definitely looks worth another visit.

[Ryewolf]

Thanks Kobione.

[Denis]

I like the perspective of the second image Geoff

[Ryewolf]

Thanks Denis.

[Stravinsky]

Very nice, I am trying to call in on that area on the way back from Northumberland (if we actually get there and dont get locked down in Birmingham) 

[Ryewolf]

Thanks Stravinsky, Cauldron Falls in West Burton is not far away and Castle Bolton is only a couple of miles away.

[David995031]

Great work on a gorgeous spot. My vivid memory of Aysgarth is the strong but delicious smell of wild garlic. Second one just edges it for me.

[Ryewolf]

Thanks David. I was luck it was on a day when there wasn't much water flowing down the falls.