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[rl_gallery id=”17091″] Just on the outskirts of Bradford is the idyllic little town of Saltaire. Saltaire was built in 1851 by Sir Titus Salt, a leading Yorkshire industrialist. The name is a blend of the founder’s name and the name of the local river Aire that runs nearby. The town is picturesque and can be a source for some wonderful street photography opportunities. Photography Subjects Long exposure, water, sunrise, sunset, reflection, weir, flowing water, architecture, history, industrial, mills Key Locations […]
[rl_gallery id=”16940″] Staying very local for this shutterspot. My local town, Brighouse. It hosts the distinctive towers of Sugden’s Mill which in recent years have been purchased by the Rokt Climbing Gym. The main Mill building backs on to the River Calder beside a weir. At full flow, the weir is an impressive site. Photography Subjects Long exposure, water, sunrise, sunset, reflection, weir, flowing water Key Locations See the google map below for my points for nearby parking and for […]
[rl_gallery id=”11070″] Lumb Hole Falls is beautiful waterfall nestled in Crimsworth Dean, high above Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire. It is a wonderful natural bowl into which the waterfall pours below and old stone bridge. There are many great vantage points to capture the main waterfall. The public footpath which winds it’s way across the dean and crosses the waterfall over the stone bridge offers ample locations for capturing the falls without too much strenuous effort. For those of a more […]