A twisty row of Swaledale Ewes, all line up and walk to the feeding point where the Farmer leaves Winter food for them. Taken on a dull and dismal day, at Ivelets, deep in the heart of Swaledale in the great Yorkshire Dales! Converted to monochrome/black & white for effect.
An image that would look stunning, adorned on any office or home wall, as prints or canvases, and other types of merchandise. A fabulous reminder of when you last visited here in the great Yorkshire Dales!
A double shale track leads to a winter tree in Contre Jour - The technique of taking photographs into the light, with the light source behind the subject, in this case, the soft winter sun. This track is on Crackpot Moor, Swaledale, The Dales National Park, North Yorkshire and is often used purely by tractors, to take feed to the sheep, in Winter.
This would look magnificent adorning any home or office wall as a print or canvas, or other merchandise that is available for sale, and would be a lovely black and white reminder of when you last visited Swaledale!
Ribblehead Viaduct was built to cover for the Carlisle to Settle railway line.....
Work on the line started in 1869. The first stone was laid on the longest viaduct, across Batty Moor (now Ribblehead), in October 1870. At the peak of activity, some 2,000 men worked on this viaduct. And hundreds died during the 4 years it took to complete the engineering marvel. This was a construction, as was the whole line, built almost entirely by men without the assistance of machinery.
This would look magnificent adorning any home or office wall as a print or canvas, or other merchandise that is available for sale, and would be a lovely black and white reminder of when you last visited here!
These dry stone walls and an iconic Swaledale barn lay in Gunnerside meadows, Swaledale, The Dales National Park, North Yorkshire, and were built literally hundreds of years ago by skilled workmen, and by hand. No machinery would have been used in those days.
This would look magnificent adorning any home or office wall as a print or canvas, or other merchandise that is available for sale, and would be a lovely black and white reminder of when you last visited Gunnerside!
Petrol/Fuel pumps can be seen at the side of the main road leading from Arkengarthdale (The sister dale to Swaledale) to Reeth, in the Dales National Park, North Yorkshire. The pumps would have been in service from the First World War, and remain standing, to this day, albeit looking rather dishevelled.
This image would look magnificent adorning any home or office wall as a print or canvas, or other merchandise that is available for sale, and would be a lovely black and white reminder of when you last visited this area!
This winter scene, showing virgin snow, depicting a dry stone wall, tree, and an iconic Swaledale barn is on Summerlodge Road, Swaledale, The Dales National Park, North Yorkshire whereas no one has yet walked or driven upon it. Whiterside fells can be seen to the right hand side of the image.
This would look magnificent adorning any home or office wall as a print or canvas, or other merchandise that is available for sale, and would be a lovely black and white reminder of when you last visited Swaledale!
A steam locomotion lays idle, ready for the off, taken at Bolton Abbey Station, near Addingham, Ilkley, West Yorkshire. Converted to black and white for enhancement.
Would look very pleasing on any home or office wall as prints or canvases and other merchandise that is available for sale.
A lovely reminder of your last visit here!
This image was converted to black and white/monochrome, to give an effect of an old newspaper cutting type of style.
The beautiful Red Squirrel can be found in Wensleydale, where a patch of pine trees have been maintained by Rangers specifically for the area.
Red Squirrels were in decline at one point due to the introduction of American Greys which carried Pox, which in turn, although didn't effect themselves, they nearly wiped out the Reds. Fortunately, pockets of Reds can be seen in Scotland, and in particular, The Lake District, and now this healthy pocket in Wensleydale.
This cute and cuddly Red Squirrel image would look divine on any home or office wall as prints or canvases or even other types of merchandise that is available for sale.
A very difficult image to take whilst the Arctic Tern is in mid-air, about to take a dive into the sea, searching for fish to take home for it's chicks.
Taken at Seahouses, off the East Coast of Yorkshire, near the Farne Isles, from a moving boat!
A minimilistic look and feel has been given to this image, and then converted to monochrome for effect;, which would look simply divine adorning any home or office wall.
A gentle reminder of when you last visited here!
A delightful expression is on this Swaledale Ewe (Swaledale Ewes still have horns) and can be seen roaming many of the hills, fells, moors, and grasslands of the Yorkshire Dales. They are a hardy sheep, and can stand up to the harshest of Yorkshire winters.
Would look very pleasing on any home or office wall as prints or canvases and other merchandise that is available for sale.
A lovely reminder of when you last saw one, here in Swaledale, The Dales National Park, N Yorkshire.
A Northern gritty, dark, look sort of feeling, given to this image of Gunnerside, Swaledale, The Dales National Park, North Yorkshire. Very gritty and edgy with a monochrome/black & white finish. A northern reminder of when you last visited here, that would look gorgeous hanging on your home or office wall as canvases, prints and other merchandise.
The ruins of Crackpot Hall, that was once a hunting lodge with it's roof made from heather, lays atop of Crackpot Moor, near Keld, Swaledale, The Dales National Park, North Yorkshire, and has been given a black and white conversion treatment, to enhance the atmospheric mood and feel of the place.
Would look very pleasing on any home or office wall as prints or canvases and other merchandise that is available for sale.
A lovely reminder of your last visit here!
