

f/8, 1/4 sec, iso 100, @200mm

I found the layers on the rock really striking with this particular rockface, complimenting the Tor to the right and mist in the background of the image by balancing the composition with a point of interest to the left of the frame. f/8, 1/60 sec, iso100, @35 mm

Another rockface for great foreground interest...

The mist behind the tree made this lone tree stand out from the landscape, without distracting the viewer from the overall vista.


Just one of the many compositions made possible from this viewpoint with a 300mm Telephoto lens.


The Sheep infront of the heather made for foreground interest to this moody panorama.

There was a brief window of interesting cloud above the Tor.

The use of a self timer to get myself in the shot added a little more interest and scale to the image.

Despite not having any foreground, this is probably my favourite shot from Yar Tor, because I like the subdued feel. The Princetown mast stands central in the very back of the frame, along with a gap in the mist in the centre. Both served to add depth to the image.

