Photographed during a joint photo shoot in the Yorkshire Dales on Saturday with John Leech: http://john-leech.aminus3.com/
It's a victorian railway viaduct dating from the 1870s.....with 24 huge stone 30 metre high arches and 400m long it's an astonishing and dramatic part of the landscape.
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@Didier DE ZAN: Thanks Didier.....I might yet add more black to this one.
@Alun: Thanks Alun!
@Babzy: Thanks Babzy!
@Paco Díaz: Thanks Paco!
@Ian Smith: Thanks Ian....John said that they still run a few trains across each week. I'd love to see one of those old steam trains go across at full speed!
@John Leech: Never mind!....I'm sure the local diesel electric commuter train wouldn't have had quite the same impact visually as the 'Flying Scotsman' with a full head of steam. I quite like the quietness of this version without a train :-)
NIKON D40
1/30 second
F/4.2
ISO 360
37 mm (35mm equiv.)