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Captured on a blustery, brisk morning at Winnats Pass, whose name is thought to derive from “wind gates.” Crepuscular rays fill the distant sky above this steep limestone gorge near Castleton, giving the scene a dramatic sense of weather, movement, and Peak District atmosphere.
Each print is supplied with a soft white conservation mount, chosen to complement the image and frame style.
Captured on a blustery, brisk morning at Winnats Pass, whose name is thought to derive from “wind gates.” Crepuscular rays fill the distant sky above this steep limestone gorge near Castleton, giving the scene a dramatic sense of weather, movement, and Peak District atmosphere.
Each print is supplied with a soft white conservation mount, chosen to complement the image and frame style.