End of the Dene
I TOOK THE ABOVE image at the end of the dene – at the end of the old, disused railway line at Crawley Dene, Powburn, Northumberland UK. The recent Siberian Bear has turned it into a magical place where the snaa looks like fairy lint.
DENE (noun)
- a valley through which a burn flows
- a wooded valley; a very narrow opening crowded with wood
[Ref: ‘Northumberland Words’English Dialect Society (1892)]
Settings
Exposure: 1/60 sec at f/22 (camera on tripod with Image Stabilisation turned off; ND4 Neutral Density soft graduated filter )
Exposure Bias: 0 EV
ISO Speed Rating: ISO 100
Focal Length: 10 mm (16 mm equivalent with x1.6 crop factor)
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