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Early spring at Mitton in the Ribble Valley
Photo by: James Kilgallon (www.jameskilgallonphotography.co.uk
Mist lying low over Stocks Reservoir
Photo by: James Kilgallon (www.jameskilgallonphotography.co.uk
Photo by: James Kilgallon (www.jameskilgallonphotography.co.uk
The valley from Sabden to Roughlee, captured in the evening between the rain and showers. A panorama stitch of six portrait images.
Car trail on the Nick o' Pendle from White Hill above Sabden
Commonly known as Happy Valley. An area rich with the history of the Pendle Witches.. Taken from the Padiham side of the valley.
Photo by: James Kilgallon (www.jameskilgallonphotography.co.uk
Photo by: James Kilgallon (www.jameskilgallonphotography.co.uk
Photo by: James Kilgallon (www.jameskilgallonphotography.co.uk
Quite a hike onto the moors from Dunsop Bridge in the Forest of Bowland; an area designated as of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Quite a difficult waterfall to get too...even harder to get out of, as I discovered. But worth it.
Winter sunrise, looking towards Nelson and Colne. A light touch of frost on the grass. Beautiful light on a winters morning. #pendle, #pendlehill, #ribblevalley, #lancashire
Beautiful light. Taken from Birdy Brow over Kemple End, Chaigley, Lancashire.
Commonly known as Happy Valley. An area rich with the history of the Pendle Witches. Taken from the Sabden side of the valley.
Photo by: James Kilgallon (www.jameskilgallonphotography.co.uk
Photo by: James Kilgallon (www.jameskilgallonphotography.co.uk
Photo by: James Kilgallon (www.jameskilgallonphotography.co.uk
The valley from Sabden to Roughlee, captured in the evening between the rain and showers.
I've visited this location a number of times and never been satisfied with the image composition. The lighting was often flat and uninteresting. Finally, with Pendle Hill between the gate posts as a focus point and some decent clouds, I thought I'd got it but the mood was still not what I was looking for, even in black and white. Love it or hate it, a little work in Lightroom clinched it.
On the moor at Black Hill, above Simonstone. Thousands of cobwebs!
Early morning sun rays creeping through the trees of White Hill Wood, Simonstone.
