Autumn Gorge

[P-E]

Just three from my local haunt........

http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e368/IAN-UK/Autumn-1.jpg

http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e368/IAN-UK/Autumn-2.jpg

http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e368/IAN-UK/Autumn-3.jpg

[Mancunian Lee]

Very nice pictures, i like the first one best :)

Bet its freezing this time of year though? :D

[P-E]

Bet its freezing this time of year though? :D

No wasn't too bad......we are pretty tough this side of the Pennines :D

[Mancunian Lee]

Mancs are hard as nails, its just me im not the outdoors type. Im about as outdoors as a shagpile carpet ;)

Again, great shots mate :)

[Venomator]

Have to say P-E ... they're gorge-ous ...:D

:embarrassed:

Nice set ...nice location ... nicely done ...:thumbs:


:p

[Witch]

Nice! I like all three of those. No 1 would come top of the heap if I had to choose.....

[Janice]

Lovely shots.... I drive up to Sheffield about once or twice a week...but I wouldnt know where to look for these sort of places. I take my camera every time but never know where to go. Any tips??

[P-E]

Thanks for the feedback all :thumbs:

Lovely shots.... I drive up to Sheffield about once or twice a week...but I wouldnt know where to look for these sort of places. I take my camera every time but never know where to go. Any tips??

Hi Janice,

The place is just outside Sheffield called Padley Gorge in between Fox House and the village of Grindleford, Derbyshire.

Worth a visit if you don't mind getting yer knees dirty ;)

[Bubbs]

Really nice photos please can you tell me, how do you create that silky effect with the water water?

[P-E]

Really nice photos please can you tell me, how do you create that silky effect with the water water?

I take several shots in manual mode varying the shutter speed from 0.60s anything up to 2.500s.

I find 0.60s to 1.000s works best for me.

I also used a polarizer.

HTH :)

[Bubbs]

Thank you for your help :) I'm hoping to go to Wales in the spring, they have lovely waterfalls, i will definitly try out your advice thanks again :thumbs:

[P-E]

You're welcome Bubbs.......also an ND filter is always handy to have if you are unable to achieve the desired slow shutter speed.

[..MD..]

:clap: super shots there p-e i really like the 1st but all are good in my humble opinion.:clap: must get round to tryin some of thoses soon. i take it filters are a must for the longer shots:thinking:

[Bubbs]

You're welcome Bubbs.......also an ND filter is always handy to have if you are unable to achieve the desired slow shutter speed.

Thanks for all the tips really appreciate it :thumbs:

[Janice]

Worth a visit if you don't mind getting yer knees dirty ;)

It has been known...but we wont go there!!! ;)

Thanks for the info...I'll give it a look :thumbs: