Posted by Richard_Irwin (Belper, United Kingdom) on 12 May 2007 in Landscape & Rural and Portfolio.
There are two distinct upland landscapes in the 'peak district' area of Derbyshire, known as the white-peak, and the dark-peak. One is distinguished by limestone, the other by millstone grit. This shot is in the limestone area, the white-peak, and is not far from the town of Hartington, famous for blue cheeses, which are matured in caves.
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what a lovely wide angle capture! can't wait for your shot of the dark-peaks and the blue cheese! :)
12 May 2007 12:26pm
great shot - of love these pastoral (?) shots of yours!
12 May 2007 1:25pm
I like very much this landscape with these smooth curves - well done
Excellent landscape Richard!
12 May 2007 7:08pm
Beautiful sweeping landscape with most wonderful colour and light. Love the old stone fences... I gotta get my butt across the pond and see this stuff for myself!!!!!! ;-D
12 May 2007 9:26pm
Great landscape shot.
12 May 2007 10:17pm
Love this landscape! Beautiful shot!
13 May 2007 1:14am
Fine and peacefully landscape!
13 May 2007 4:25am
I love this beautiful scenario. Nice landscape shot.
14 May 2007 1:53am
Beautiful
14 May 2007 2:11am
Nice curves and lines...
29 May 2007 6:29am
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