A beautiful, relaxing morning above Cressbrook Dale, an incredible location. With a very dark past. The limestone outcrop, is known as Peter’s Stone, before that it was known as Gibbet Rock. The body of a convicted murder was displayed here in 1815, which was the last ‘Gibbeting’ that took place. I know, way to kill the mood. Very nice place though.
This was actually a really difficult image to take, it was a challenge that I set for myself. To make the most of the summer overgrowth, and use it to my advantage, creating some form of organised chaos in the foreground and mid ground.
A beautiful, relaxing morning above Cressbrook Dale, an incredible location. With a very dark past. The limestone outcrop, is known as Peter’s Stone, before that it was known as Gibbet Rock. The body of a convicted murder was displayed here in 1815, which was the last ‘Gibbeting’ that took place. I know, way to kill the mood. Very nice place though.
This was actually a really difficult image to take, it was a challenge that I set for myself. To make the most of the summer overgrowth, and use it to my advantage, creating some form of organised chaos in the foreground and mid ground.
All prints have a 1” white border to allow spaces for Signing, Edition Number and Title. My frames are hand made by a local business using 26mm Oak Veneer and high quality glass. Professionally mounted so it is ready to hang up on your wall.
