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It would have been better viewed from Curbar Edge but that was the venue for a recent outing, so I stuck with Plan A: Stanage Edge.
Stanage Edge, Peak District, UK
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Stanage Edge in the mist on Friday morning.
Stanage Edge from Hathersage church, the Peak District, Derbyshire, England.
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Another shot from up on Stanage Edge in the Peak District of Derbyshire where I got lucky with this random person stood in the right place at the right time shooting a ball of light which thankfully keeps on shining!
Love it or hate it, there it is. Personally I think it's an eyesore, especially when you look at the hillside that's been destroyed, but there you are.
Crown Chin, Stanage Edge, Peak District, UK
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Another from Saturday afternoon's magical sunset. Dark clouds a tiny gap on the horizon. Magic. In the excitement I dropped a lens cap and glove and had to retrace my steps at the end.
There was just the hint of a rainbow to the left of Over Owler Tor on an evening of sunshine and sharp showers earlier this month.
There were quite alot of these red grouse about, it was lovely to see them. I just love the noise they make!
Stanage Edge is the longest gritstone crag. It is up to twenty metres high, but stretches for over a mile, giving around 2000 routes. It is located in the Peak District in Northern England, close to the popular climber's city of Sheffield.
We had a nice hike up to Stanage Edge and back to Hathersage. We really enjoyed the varied landscape!
A shot from just before the New Year and trip up to Stanage Edge for sunset. I’d just missed the best light as I was a little late getting out, but this puddle in the rock always makes a good foreground and I did manage to capture some nice colour in the sky! This shot doesn’t portray just how windy it was up here. Had to have the tripod set really low just to prevent it blowing over!
Thursday I was doing a photography workshop and we headed up onto Stanage Edge to capture the evening light. Initially there was a lot of cloud at higher levels but this played to our advantage when the sun stated to set giving us some fantastic colour to the sky and glorious warm crisp light spreading across Stanage and the surrounding landscape. I don’t normally include figures in my compositions but this couple out walking their dog just added a nice extra touch to my picture. (Olympus EM-1 Mkii 7-14mm f/2.8 pro 1/30 f/6.3 @ 7mm Kase Wolverine GND-R 1.2 (4 stop) Reverse grad)