Brontë Country Landscapes

Andrew Fowler - Pro photographer & lapsed landscape painter, on a mission to share the beauty of Brontë Country

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The most dramatic blue hour I've witnessed at Top Withens. Mist is often described as a cloak but this was more like a delicate chiffon veil that slid slowly over the hills from the west, gently caressing their contours.
It was simply awe-inspiring & I felt privileged to see it.

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A Good View of the Pennines.
This view of Nook Farm on Crimsworth Dean, was the subject of several paintings by Peter Brook, the Pennine Painter and, with the exception of the walls on the left having collapsed, has changed little in the intervening years.

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A Good View of the Pennines.
This view of Nook Farm on Crimsworth Dean, was the subject of several paintings by Peter Brook, the Pennine Painter and, with the exception of the walls on the left having collapsed, has changed little in the intervening years.

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@Mikehomeseller Jethro Tull & Mike Oldfield.

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@Mikehomeseller Harsh, I know, but really not my thing. So disappointing after the Police. Same with Style Council after the Jam.

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One of my favourite shots from a few months ago. Biblical light over Bradford.

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One of my favourite shots from a few months ago. Biblical light over Bradford.

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A cooler autumn morning in Brontë Country. Golden light and a distinct chill in the air.

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@Patrici74709708 😁I answer to both 😁

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A cooler autumn morning in Brontë Country. Golden light and a distinct chill in the air.

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@monstroso 🙄 So no Oakworth date again, then? In fact, not a single village on the list. How is that fair? Edinburgh, for goodness sake! They’ve got shows coming out of their flippin’ ears! And Norbloodythampton? Don’t get me started! I couldn’t be more speechless if I tried 😤

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@beatroute66 Yes, I was a bit of a superfan of both, along with Steeleye Span and Richard Thompson. Saw them all loads of times in the 70s & 80s.

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It’s that time of year again in Haworth.

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@rossie7dj That looks the business! 😋

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It’s that time of year again in Haworth.

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Just 4 miles from Haworth (as the crow flies), Yorkshire’s largest boulder, the Hitching Stone marks the point where West Yorkshire meets North Yorkshire and Lancashire.

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@NigelHorsfield It’s not far. About 2 miles as the crow flies. Just West Yorkshire and Lancashire meet at Wolf Stones.

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Just 4 miles from Haworth (as the crow flies), Yorkshire’s largest boulder, the Hitching Stone marks the point where West Yorkshire meets North Yorkshire and Lancashire.

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@AlBuHarg Absolutely. We hadn’t had any rain for over a month and it was still boggy as hell on the way there from Slippery Ford.