Blogs tagged "Dartmoor"

Here is a shot of the firing ranges on Dartmoor (Willsworthy) with Hare Tor and Ger Tor in the foreground. As always, comments welcome.

A lone tree on Dartmoor struggling to survive. As always, comments welcome.

This week I have re-visited a site that I photographed last year, Okehampton Castle which was built in William the Conqueror's time for his nephew Baldwin who he had appointed Sheriff of Devon. This Castle is an English Heritage Site and can be visited through the summer. I have included the colour ...

Once again due to work I was not able to get out until Saturday which fortunately was a nice day with plenty of sunshine. Here is this week's photo which is an old stable block on the edge of Dartmoor which seems to have been converted for living in (note the chimney). As always, comments we...

Another day with good light last Sunday gave me the opportunity to photograph this feild scene just otside Tavistock on the edge of Dartmoor that I have had my eye on for some time. As always, comments welcome.

This has been an epic challenge for me this year ensuring that I have had at least 1 photo per week that I am content to publish on ePhotozine, this week was no less challenging. We seem to have had a miserable year weather wise which has made the task all that more difficult and once again I found ...

This is a shot of Ringmoor Cottage (inside the copse) on Dartmoor. Taken in the early morning mist on the only day this week we had without rain. As always, comments welcome.

This week because of work I nearly didn't get a shot. Yesterday though I braved the rain showers to get this shot of the main bridge over the River Walkham in Horrabridge. I took the shot from the fairly new footbridge "Tilly Bribge" the approach to which is in last week's entry. A...

Another week of poor light but I was out on Dartmoor on Thursday which was quite a hazy morning. This panoramic is of Brat Tor (left distance) aka Widgery Tor because Widgery Cross sits on top. As always, comments welcome.

There are certain very rare moments spending time in the landscape, with a camera to hand that for the photographer somehow stand ‘head and shoulders’ above anything one has had the good fortune to record before. The making of the image ‘ Osmosis’ above Dartmeet, in Dartmoor National Park in Devon ...

I was lucky enough to be out on Dartmoor last Thursday, its amazing how green it looks, quite unusual for this time of year it is normally brown. Between the heavy rain "showers" I managed to get this shot of Tavy Cleave looking down from Ger Tor. As always comments welcome.

Got this one quite early which is just as well since I had either no opportunity to go out or bad weather, don't know how long the luck will last. Its Sharpitor on Dartmoor.

This week there were contenders early, yesterday's Wagtail being one but I was still looking yesterday evening and came up with this. As always, comments welcome.