Chrome Hill and Parkhouse Hill An epic Peak District location.

[@tuftyhill]

Hi Craig I last visited the area of Chrome and Parkhouse when it had snowed. I was hoping to capture the classic shot with the wall as viewed from Hitter Hill but there was dense fog so I could see nothing 😂 I then headed over to Chrome and Parkhouse and was walking across at one point carrying my camera on my tripod over my shoulder.......I then slipped down a slope for about 50-60m!! Thankfully a chain link fence stopped me at the bottom of the hill 😮 I need to return to try and get some decent images from this location as I've got nothing so far. I like the idea of the drone shot to get the height and separation between the top of the main tree and the tree's in the background 👍

[@craig.yates_photography4907]

Hi Paul, The drone shot worked well separating the trees. Next time I will climb up higher to see if that composition is achievable with the still camera. I had a few wobbles walking along the slopes. I dread to think how hazardous the walk up there will be in the dark for a sunrise shoot. When you view some of the images taken there, people have been very lucky with the conditions and I suspect it will take a number of visits to capture something special. Thank you for watching.

[@mikiethebikie]

It’s great to plan shots around where you live , the best time of the day, then there is the weather…

[@steveh1273]

Well done Good light and skies make good photos for a "recky." Looking forward to the planned image video.

[@craig.yates_photography4907]

Hi Steve, the reccy was the easy bit. the challenge will now be for the conditions to be right in my 2 week window. I will need some luck with our great british weather but will give it a go all the same. Thank you for watching.

[@EddieSkelson]

Cracking shots mate. Walking those extra miles really paid off. I'm too lazy, if I can't roll out of my car into position, or risk dropping my MacDonald's, I'm out.

[@craig.yates_photography4907]

Hi Eddie, The walking might have paid off but my legs felt it the next morning. Looking for somewhere flat for the next video maybe Lincolnshire 😆. Thank you for watching.

[@markthorpe108]

Hi Craig, I really admire your video content as they are always basic and down to earth, in a very positive way. I’m also a Nottinghamshire lad and if ever you fancy a photography companion on one of your outings then give me a shout. Keep up the good work

[@craig.yates_photography4907]

Hi Mark thank you. I am a bit of a lone photographer when out filming and find it hard to talk to camera when people are around even when Helen is out with me I have to get her to turn away when I record and I still fluff my lines. However I might start going out occasionally just to do photography for a change without the stress of filming a vlog. So I might give you a shout. Thank you for watching.

[@RamblingTog]

doesn't everyone shoot this?

[@craig.yates_photography4907]

Yes, and they will continue to shoot this for a very very long time.