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Simplified Settle Wier

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I took this shot on the last day of our minimoon. We left the Lake District on Monday due to poor weather and drive into the Yorkshire Dales as it looked brighter.

It was still a wet day, but we did manage to see the Ribbleshead Viaduct, and the three peaks. Finally, we stopped off at Settle for lunch and a quick walk up the river. This wier is at an hydroelectric station and I would have tried a different composition if I could have changed to the Tokina 11-16mm but it was too windy to change lenses outside.

I could also have moved slightly to the left to capture the backgroun chimney whilst not having the dark area on the far right but maybe next time...

Fujicolor Superia 200

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Fujicolor Superia 200

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Fujicolor Superia 200

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Fujicolor Superia 200

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Furnace sunset

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Following a day of programming, I took a quick local drive this afternoon to get a shot for #project52. As I drove up through Donisthorpe, i noticed this view of Moira Furnace.

I quickly parked the car and walked up to the side of the canal. I took 6 exposures and merged using Photomerge and cropped slightly.

Before the lights go out

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Cần Thơ bridge

Flowing down

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During today's walk, I took shots of several waterfalls. This was my favourite waterfall, but just couldn't get the composition to do it justice.

Waterfall in the sun

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As my first #project52 entry, I thought I'd choose one my favourite subjects - waterfalls.

Today, Cheryl and I drove up to the Dark Peak for a walk. Initially, we drove over to Castleton, planning to walk up Cave Dale and over to Mam Tor. However, the strong winds suggested otherwise. Therefore, after a quick stroll, we returned to the car and drove over to Fairholmes.

Parked at the visitor's centre, we walked up Ladybower west bank up to Howden Dam. The reservoir was absolutely full - lots of water pouring over the dams. Just before Howden dam, we found a few small waterfalls, this being the most photogenic. After following a natural course down the hill, it is channelled through a small tunnel behind this wall into the dam.

I was quite happy with the photo's taken today - the light varied from flat when the sun disappeared behind the clouds, through to brilliant directional light. A great walk all in all.