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[image captured 1/11/2023]
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Captured 1 March 2022 at 10:42pm with 9 x 10 seconds of live stacking, cropped to 130 x 65 arc-minutes
Using GoPro at 120 fps in superview (2.7K resolution), I stacked only lightning that did not blowout any structure. When these cloud-to-ground strikes reach the ground, for a brief millisecond, the entire frame floods out any finer details.
Picture of the Day
Take a picture of a nicely curved office building, turn it around, do some processing in Capture 1 Pro and finally play with the white balance.
Take a picture of a nicely curved office building, turn it around, do some processing in Capture 1 Pro and finally play with the white balance.
In spite of the easing of some Covid restrictions, York was a ghost town, with some of the areas normally crammed with tourists and shoppers, like the medieval Shambles, being almost empty mid-morning.
Low mist in the valley, stretching across the Vale of Pickering all the way to the Yorkshire Wolds in the far distance.
The stone kilns and chimney can be seen middle distance left, peeping up above the clouds - toggle Z for a closer look.
on the outskirts of the village of Rosedale Abbey, North Yorkshire.
Hobb is the Old English term for a goblin (as in hobgoblin), similar to the Irish leprechaun.
The remains of the ironstone miners' cottages at High Baring, Rosedale East.
Published in The Yorkshire Post on 3 November 2020.
Looking along the upper level tramway at East Mines, Rosedale, with the ventilation chimney and the end wall of the southern set of ironstone roasting kilns in the middle distance.
On the city walls looking towards Lendal Bridge, the Lendal Tower and the Minster in the background.
One of the ancient waymarkers on the moors.
There was a tradition of leaving a coin on top of the cross when you passed by, so that poorer travellers could have some money to pay for a drink at the nearby Lion Inn at Blakey.
From August 2014 but re-processed in Capture One Pro 21 and Adobe Photoshop.
The old, historic packhorse bridge over the River Finn at Clady, near Strabane in Co Tyrone, N Ireland.
A very nice example of the Alvis TF 21 Series IV two door saloon, parked by Gillies Jones art glass studio in Rosedale Abbey.
Production of the TF 21 stopped in 1967, being the last model produced by the firm until the 'continuation' series started up again a few years ago. A new example of the TF 21 will cost around £250,000! This car was bought in 1971 for £700 by the current owner and is now worth around £100,000 in its present condition.
All Saints, the parish church in Kirkbymoorside (and from which the town derives its name) was built in 1250 AD on the site of an early 8th century timber church which was burned down in a Danish Viking raid.
The church had a number of additions made in the medieval period and was then 'restored' by the famous Victorian architect, Sir George Gilbert Scott in 1874.
The aftermath of Storm ARWEN, or a pain in the Arwen as someone else put it, with the first snow of the year on the village green.
The wild daffodils (Narcissus narcissus) have come through at last, but will not be seen at their best this year as the churchyard grass was not cut back in the Autumn of 2020, leaving the whole area somewhat overgrown.