September saw a return to the Peak District, the first visit in more than 18months. It was an opportunity to re-engage with an area that I know well from past photography, a location that I enjoy for the open views, the tall gritstone edges and the rugged moorland:
After a walk along Stanage Edge my attention turned to the main event, golden hour photography on Higger Tor. It is a time when the setting sun paints the landscape with low warming rays, tracing the shapes of the rocks, whilst shadows lengthen and creep towards the night…a landscaper’s delight captured with an enthusiasm that reminded me of my first visits to the Peaks many years ago…
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