HayTor (main tor) during a temperature Inversion
A temperature Inversion at sunset taken from haytor lowman looking to haytor main tor, a group of teenagers (caps and hoodies, stereotype, tick) obliged for a sense of scale. available with and without the hoodies ;-) The pink band of light on the horizon is known as the belt of Venus
Haytor Mist Panoramic
Mist rolling in towards Haytor during a temperature inversion in feb 2008. Taken on an original Canon 5D from the Haytor Lowman summit so excuse the lower resolution and detail, it was 2008! on the left (middle distance) you can see the outline of Saddle Tor, top left is Rippon Tor and Top Tor more to the right
Haytor Sunset
Taken from the main sumit of Haytor looking across at the Lowman block at sunset. Holwell Farm and Vale can be seen just below the sun
Emsworthy Rock 2 (or is it?) And the debate continues...
What ever the name it certainly isn’t Saddle or Holwell tor. Hound Tor and Greator Rocks in the distance :-)
The most photographed tree on Dartmoor!
Probably the most photographed tree on Dartmoor! Hated by some, loved by many others. Evening side light on what may be Called Emsworthy Rock providing some lovely colour
Emsworthy Rock 1 (or is it?). And the debate continues...
Not Saddle Tor-2767
Its not Flippin Saddle Tor! (Emsworthy Rock???)
Hound Tor and Greator Rocks in the distance
A moody Emsworthy Rock in black and white
A hotly debated piece if Dartmoor granite real estate. No official name but gets called Emsworthy Rock more than most.
Its not Flippin Saddle Tor it’s Emsworthy Rock I hear you cry!
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Its not Flippin Saddle Tor! (8)
The Emsworthy Rock obsession continues...
An old school Dartmoor image of Emsworthy Rock...
An old school image of the infamous tree that sits between Saddle Tor and Holwell Tor. General consensus is it’s (now) called Emsworthy Rock. This was taken on the original Canon 5D so will be lacking in detail compared to shots created more recently. This spot is dogged by good sunsets BUT with lots of aircraft contrails heading out across the North Atlantic. I suspect that its close to a navigational turning point?
An Old School Dartmoor Image of Emsworthy Rock (2)
An old school image of the infamous tree that sits between Saddle Tor and Holwell Tor. this was taken on the original Canon 5D so will be lacking in detail compared to shots created more recently. This spot is dogged by good sunsets BUT with lots of aircraft contrails heading out across the North Atlantic. I suspect that its close to a navigational turning point?
This isnt Saddle Tor, it’s Emsworthy Rock (or is it?)
The tree!
The (in)famous tree between Saddle Tor and Holwell Tor that seems to be now called Emsworthy Rock with the evening light streaming through the hawthorn tree and lighting the granite
All gone a bit mad at Emsworthy Rock
Often mistaken (for some odd reason as its several hundred meters away) for Saddle Tor , this has to be one of the most photographed trees and granite outcrops on Dartmoor. all a bit cliché however I find it a really relaxing spot. General consensus seems to have settled on Emsworthy Rock.
Crepuscular Rays on Dartmoor
Crepuscular rays beaming across Dartmoor
Love Heart Shaped Rock
Not Saddle Tor-4628
Granite Wall
A quick exercise in depth of field. Made in black and white up near Buckland Beacon
The Bowermans Nose at sunset (Pano)
A panoramic stitch image of the Bowermans Nose Granite rock feature on Dartmoor, Devon, UK
Looking across to Haytor
Taken from near the summit of Hound Tor across to Greator Rocks, Holwell Tor and Quarry and then Haytor on the ridgeline
Sunset Rock
Granite sunset looking out towards Holwell down and Hound Tor on the far right hand side
Hay Tor Main Tor in black and white
The main part of Hay Tor, Dartmoor
Haytor & Saddle Tor
That fine timing wise with Dartmoor just before the colour all goes for another few months
