Yorkshire Grit
Featured Work
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Survival of the pigheaded by clickinhistory
Taken high up on Redmire Moor in North Yorkshire, this tree shows years of battling the elements to grow. Converted into black and white and best viewed large Featured by the kind hosts of The Yorkshire Grit Group
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Flamborough Head by Roger Butterfield
Chalk cliffs near South Landing, Flamborough Head, East Yorkshire (UK).
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Wetherby Weir. by TallGuy
Popped up to Wetherby this afternoon, the river was in full flow after the weekends rain… I tried taking this shot when we arrived but it was straight into the sun. As it is, with the shorter days I was able to stop off as the sun set before we headed home. I still needed two filters because of the brightness, I used a Cokin NDX8 and a Cokin NDX8 Grad. The combination increased the skies pinkish colour giving a pleasing effect. I think the foreground sculpture of the leaping salmon is facing the wrong way.. it should be leaping towards the weir.. just a personal opinion :-) Taken at Wetherby in Yorkshire with a Canon 5D.
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Boy and Tower Block by sidfletcher
A boy looks at a Tower Block in Sheffield
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I think I can.. by TallGuy
As I was going down to Water Ark Foss this old North Yorkshire Moors Railway steam engine was puffing it’s way up the gradient, seemingly making hard work of it as it puffed along. I just had to take a shot of all that smoke/steam. / Partially Ortonised. Taken in the North York Moors National Park near Goathland. / Taken with a Canon 5D.
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Illuminating York 2009 by neilk
Illuminating York light and sound show, photography shot at Kings Manor Courtyard York.
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Water Ark Waterfall, Orton, square crop.. by TallGuy
It may seem daft, but I’m posting this photo to see if you enjoy steam engine noises??? Just above from where I took this photo of Water Ark Foss is a railway bridge belonging to the North Yorkshire Moors Railway. On my way back from the falls I stopped alongside the railway line and took a video… the video is poor, my compact camera needs a grad filter so the skies don’t get blown out… but, I think the sound is just lovely… almost perfect.. / Check it out HERE :) / Water Ark Foss is one of two lovely small waterfalls between the villages of Beckhole and Goathland on the North York Moors National Park. The other waterfall is Thomason Foss. I’ve watched a heron fishing down here and seen what look like trout ( could be small salmon ) trying to leap up the falls. It’s a lovely hidden valley with out too many visitors, lets hope it stays that way :) / This photo of Water Ark Foss was taken with a Canon 5D.. the video was taken with a Canon G10. Thomason Foss.
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Southerscales & Whernside Ortonised by SteveMG
Clich Here For Large Framed View Super Large View An Orton effect process added ! / A bit of pastime fun :o)
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Which Way... by Svetlana Sewell
A beautiful view of the pond in Filey, North Yorkshire, UK / Nikon D300 / Tamron 10-24mm / HDR based on RAW one shot, handheld / Photomatix Pro3.2 / PP in PS CS3
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Station Tea Room by artwhiz47
The cafe at the Embsay railroad station, Embsay, Yorks. A colorful spot to watch trains & have a cuppa.
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Autumn at Nelly Ayre Foss. by TallGuy
Another one of those days, set off for Falling Foss, found the car park choc-a-bloc, school holidays. Went to Whitby, it was heaving.. so Goathland and Nelly Ayre Foss it was. I knew there wouldn’t be much water in the falls, but I was pretty sure I would have it to myself. I was right, no one around, very little water in the waterfall but some lovely light on the Autumnal trees.. I was rushing this shot, the central bushy tree was lit up by the sun, it was a matter of catch it while you can. There was a problem, I was shooting between trees and trying to avoid getting them obscuring the view, I almost managed to keep the foreground trees out of shot :-). / The Magic of light. Best Large. Taken at Nelly Ayre Foss near Goathland in the North York Moors National Park.
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Horse and Jockey by Dale North Photography
The dying remains of the Horse and Jockey pub near Huddersfield.
Recent Work
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I Pray for Thee by richie fox
I am not religious, at all, but i do find religious things interesting. / This is the city of Leeds Cathedral (well a small part of it!)
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Peek-a-Boo Falling Foss. by TallGuy
Had a long awaited enjoyable meet up with my old mate Rob Hardy. We started off at Falling Foss, at least I did, Rob had already been to Blea Hill Beck waterfall before our 9:30am meet… he can’t sleep..lol. This shot was taken from quite high up between the trees.. both Rob and I took very similar shots, but this one I didn’t crop in so close, I decided on a bit of Autumn foliage at the top. Taken at Falling Foss waterfall in the North York Moors National Park with a Canon 5D.
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Tea Shop & Village Stores - Muker by Trevor Kersley
Muker is a small village in Swaledale in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Pentax K10D 18-55mm lens / 5 Nov 2009
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Survival of the pigheaded by clickinhistory
Taken high up on Redmire Moor in North Yorkshire, this tree shows years of battling the elements to grow. Converted into black and white and best viewed large Featured by the kind hosts of The Yorkshire Grit Group
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Rainbow Chalet by Paul McGuire
Scarboroughs North bay chalet beach huts providing a colourful photo with a colourful puddle! / 1/50 shutter speed. / f/10 aperture with ISO 100. Featured In:- Canon DSLR, / Shameless self promotion, / Colour me a rainbow, / If It doesn’t belong, / Shapes and patterns
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Under a painter's watchful eye by clickinhistory
This was a moment under the watchful gaze of coffee drinkers and statue of Sir William Etty, that this child was drawn to the play of the water in the afternoon autumn sun. Taken outside York Art Gallery. Converted into black and white and best viewed large
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Barn by WatscapePhoto
A barn beside Henside Road near Capon Hall in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. OLYMPUS E500 / ZUIKO 4/3 14-45mm
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Watching the Swans - 1 by Charlotte Sneddon
Watching the swans at Hornsea Mere, East Yorkshire
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"Shepherd's Hut" by Bradley Shawn Rabon
On a recent weekend trip to stay with some friends in Harrogate, North Yorkshire, we all decided to go out for an afternoon to Murton Park, home of the Yorkshire Museum of Farming . The site is fabulous with an array of old tractors and farm machinery, as well as an accurate Viking settlement and replica Roman fort. Amongst all the displays, there was this gem. It is a Shepherd’s Hut. / “Shepherds stayed in such huts during lambing time. They could keep a constant watch on their flocks both day and night. Although sparsely furnished, there was usually a bunk to sleep on, and a stove for warmth and cooking food. The hut would be mounted on wheels for easy transportation to fresh grazing. The Yorkshire shepherd’s huts were common on the Wolds in the 19th and early 20th centuries. This hut was built for their shepherds by the Quarton family of Kexby, on the banks of the River Derwent. It is mounted on reaper wheels.” This is a HDR image combining 5 bracketed shots using Photomatix Pro for Macs. Slight adjustments in lighting and tone were done using the enhanced details tool. Canon EOS-1Ds Mark ll / 28-300mm IS zoom lens / f/7.1 / 1/160, 1/60, 1/25, 1/10, 1/4 / ISO 100
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Nearly Ready by Edward Denyer
Steam engine 30926 Schools Class “Repton” almost ready for the start of the day. Seen on the water tower at Pickering Station, North Yorkshire Moors Railway. Camera: Olympus SP-570UZ
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Window Shopping by Denis Dalby
An off-beat shop in the Yorkshire town of Hebden Bridge.
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