Twistleton Scar, Ingleton, The Yorkshire Dales. Captured on an Olympus OMD EM5
Nothing too much to describe here.
This is Twistleton Scar in the Yorkshire Dales and was photographed last weekend. I love the location and it’s not often I can get to it for dawn. I really need some time to perfect the processing of the image but I hope you like this early version.
I am a Landscape Photographer based in the North West of England. Unlike most photographers I believe smaller and lighter is better when it comes to cameras and equipment.
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Hi Robin
Excellent image. Just bought a Omd em1 and having fun experimenting with it. Olympus image quality is great – can you say what lens you used?
Cheers
Walt
Thank you. Yes the Olympus image quality is excellent and the EM1 is a great camera which I’m sure won’t dissapoint. This was shot with the Olympus 9-18 lens at 10mm and aperture of f/7.1.
The Lightweight Photographer 
Wow, this is amazing!
Thank you very much
Nice!
Thank you.
Hi Robin
Excellent image. Just bought a Omd em1 and having fun experimenting with it. Olympus image quality is great – can you say what lens you used?
Cheers
Walt
Thank you. Yes the Olympus image quality is excellent and the EM1 is a great camera which I’m sure won’t dissapoint. This was shot with the Olympus 9-18 lens at 10mm and aperture of f/7.1.
Great to know as I have this lens also. Thanks a lot Robin. 🙂
A lovely image Robin I like the colour and tones very much.
Thank you. I also used a Reverse ND Graduated filter on the sky as it gave a more natural feel to the sky than a traditional ND grad.
Great image, of course. Can you say where is the point of focus?
Thanks a lot Robin.
Thank you. The focus is on the rocks in the foreground to the right side. It’s probably about 5-6 feet from the camera.
I’m with the consensus-fine composition, interesting landscape, and nice rich tones without that overcooked look. I have been wanting that 9-18 !
Thank you. Get the 9-18 it’s a great lens and I’m sure you won’t be disappointed.
What a beautiful light !
It was wonderful light that morning following the overnight rain. The light is always better following a storm.