jolyoncurtis

Crookhill Farm - Peak District

Crookhill Farm - Peak District

This was a very lucky capture. I'd made the 1500ft ascent on a whim, not knowing where I was going. The dark clouds at the top are one of two storms that ...
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This was a very lucky capture. I'd made the 1500ft ascent on a whim, not knowing where I was going. The dark clouds at the top are one of two storms that passed either side of me. I had to contend with nothing worse than a light drizzle allowing me to take this!
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NIKON D5200

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Aperture 5/1 ISO 100 Shutter 1/100 Focal Length 350/10

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Nov, 2016

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