The Yorkshire Dales and Pen-Y-Ghent

I like this near-silhouette of Pen-Y -Ghent. A lovely shot.

Glad you like this one Andy. I had a feeling that it might have been a little moody for Ipernity.
Herb

Oh, Herb, great photo, I love it! ! I passed here as well, and I took a few photo from.Pen-Y-Ghent as well. I stayed for the night at the crown in Horton. Thank you for uploading. Mines are in Panoramio. www.panoramio.com/user/1441973?photo_page=43

I loved the English countryside so much, I feel quite a nostalgia.

Warm regards, May

Ah Margrit, thank you for reminding me that Panoramio is still actually out there, be it in its skeleton form. I see that you have indeed trod these same Dales roads as I have. I don't live too far away from here and so I get to see this part of the country a few times a year. Glad you like the memory revival. You may like the next photo too. Best wishes Herb
ps do you know your Panoramio pictures can be seen in this site too: mapsights.com

It's a great pity we don't have access anymore to Pano! Rather than for ipernity I'd pay for Panoramio, if someone would continue it. I have uploaded the photos of nearly all my journeys through England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland on swissmay2, the site I sent you. There are nearly 900 only of my journey in 2010 through England, South to North.

Yes, thanks Herb, Tone told me about mapsights.

Best regards, Margrit

sehr saubere Aufnahme

s.G.Herbert

Danke Herbert.

Nice one, with the corridor of light!

Very happy you like this one Daniela. Have you seen this site: mapsights.com
I think you probably will have since you are always so knowledgable with these things :)

Best wishes, Herb

Hi Herb, I did not see the site before. I guess all the photos are from Panoramio, I found some mines, with titles changed a bit, , but with all my tags, without links and the name also.
mapsights.com/milano/milan-royal-palace-exibition-futurism-1909-2009-speed-art-action-giant-copy-of-linee-forza-del-pugno-di-boccioni-by-gballa-1915/18925754 . I did not try to enter, to look if there is more, like comments and other things. If the links don't work...

... moodiness in a photo is a good thing, whatever the platform ... and yours here captures a mood ... the sunlight slanting across, heightens the drama of this imposing landscape ...

Wally, I so do like your considered comments to my work. I think you know that I have always striven to capture more than just the scene itself. Lighting is invariably the key and so this fits the bill. Best wishes, Herb

A lovely shot indeed Herb ... and the one of the Yorkshire three peaks i did not get around to climbing sadly

Best wishes .. Steve