Gritstone is not the most colourful rock to photograph although it does tend to reflect the warmth of the sunlight. Most of the interest comes from the textured surface particularly where the sediments are compressed into ‘pancake’ layers.
This image provides some context for the above studies:
On a sunny day another source of interest is the shapes created by the light and shade either from the naturally eroded rocks that form the edge or from the abandoned millstone quarrying that was once a major industry in this part of the Peak District:
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