Comment [H1]: Can always get a good

view of the sky can get very dramatic.

Brick wall looks really good in golden hour.
Like the lines of the telephone wires.

Comment [H2]: Always a car at the top

of the road, work going on in three of the
houses at least.

Comment [H3]: That gardens over

grown now could take a panning of it for a
background layer?
Get the front of the house?

Comment [H4]: Steep walk to rural

area, goes into housing estates, like curve
on corner house, always busy with cars.

Comment [H5]: Really old style of bus

stop very few of them left, not an estate
you want to hang around in for to long if
you arent known.
Like the curves in the road up and the
roads coming off to the sides

Comment [H6]: Finally at the top

where its quiet but you can still see the
houses businesses and giant chimney real
contrast to the fields especially in this light,
Im going to have winter light weathers
been bad.

Comment [H7]: Dont know if Ill use

this bit but I like the traffic signs on the
road.(removed this image for smaller file)
decided not to use.
Comment [H8]: This trailer has been
here years and would look great on one of
the layers.
(PS) Trailer mysteriously been moved no
longer apart of the landscape or available
for the contrast.

Comment [H9]: Calming view in

comparison to abandoned trailer

Comment [H10]: Curved rough of road

country parking space, like the texture and
shape of the ground like its surrounding
view

Comment [H11]: Always dog walkers

and joggers here, still out of the way but
still houses and farms around. Never out of
sight of one. Fewer traffic here than the
main part of Glossop

Comment [H12]: This image and the

ones around it are such a contrast to
scenes leading up to this more rural area. I
like the farm house and half built one in
the back garden.

Comment [H13]: The closest to being

house free your going to get and its just so
peaceful and quiet it looks idyllic

Comment [H14]: Best bench in the

area, nearly every family has a family
photograph around this bench. More
beautiful scenes but there is no getting
away from telephone poles and wires.

Comment [H15]: This area I like

because of the trees and the potential
lighting you could get (the trees no longer
here and area changed) Chose not to use
this area for my shots (Scene has been
removed for a smaller file)
Comment [H16]: Chose not to use this
scene, Ive got plenty of really good scenes
of this road (in the above images) that I can
work with. ( Scene has been removed)
Comment [H17]: Just plain fields which
sometimes have sheep on. I love this scene
you wouldnt think that there is a giant
stately home right across the road from it
could make a really good background for
one of my layers.

Comment [H18]: The cross roads and

one of my most favourite places in the
world, I often drive up here and park up
with my camera, Capturing the lines in the
road and the markings would show the
different directions that came be taken at
this spot and this spot alone, very difficult
to change your mind if you make the
wrong choice here. So much differences
here in just one spot, texture and contrast
in the view and gorgeous.

Comment [H19]: Would work so well

with the image above, what this road leads
to if you choose this turning.

Comment [H20]: The varnished gate

which always remind me of the secret
garden, another image that would work
really well I think with the above two.

Comment [H21]: This has got to be the

most photographed telephone box in the
Derbyshire area, its placement strikes
everyone as odd now, but Im sure it was
extremely useful before mobile phones. In
this view you also get the view of more
farms and you start seeing Glossop in the
background again as well as the country
road.

Comment [H22]: Behind the trees a

corrugated abandoned collapsing barn,
with slightly bent wall next to it, but a field
full of happy sheep right next to it.

Comment [H23]: Might make a good

background layer for the above two images
(decided not to use it as it made the
layered final image look to hectic and
messy).

Comment [H24]: Again there is a

beautiful scenic area and then this random
structure with net curtains in it, what you
cant see in this particular image is the pot
holes on the floor surrounding it and I think
if I can get both into the shot then I can
add some real contrast to its final image .

Comment [H25]: More telephone

poles and more telephone wires changing
the rural scene and reminding you that you
are never that far away from civilisation
not a reminder that you always want.

Comment [H26]: The view of Glossop

from this country road, there really is no
escaping a house a town or a business
around here.

Comment [H27]: This is a view that I

really like, I like it for its lines and shapes,
but I wonder if I can bring out the same
lines shapes etc . at my height or whether
the height of the camera on the google car
was what managed this particular view.

Comment [H28]: In this position right

here you can look either way down the
road and not see a house on it, yes you can
see houses and sheds to the side but not
one on the road and only stood here.
(removed picture for smaller file) I chose
not to use them one in final images.
Comment [H29]: More sheep in
gorgeous country side with Glossop now as
its direct background, structure in the field,
broken wall to right hand side, and brick
wall with no cement.

Comment [H30]: Coming out of the

Derbyshire level now and still looking idyllic
with a tucked away hotel.( Removed Scene
for smaller file) chose not to use.
Comment [H31]: An absolute mess on
the left (there is now a skip and bigger pot
holes) but you should see who their
neighbours are, I cant believe I never
noticed before.

Comment [H32]: This is the neighbour

to the above image! The contrast in the
two (especially viewed with your own two
eyes) is insane! This is Glossops fancy golf
club (that very few people that actually live
in Glossop use many travel out to use
others) the course and the bridges and the
trees are stunning especially in comparison
to whats across the road.

Comment [H33]: And the crazy

contrast of this road continues, with even
more dodgy looking work shops and half
collapsed walls. But if you look at the
image below you will see whats right next
door.

Comment [H34]: This is a close just 1

minute from the above picture, this is the
kind of area that everyone knows each
other and there is even a picture on google
maps of one guy having a brew at the door
chatting the houses and cars and trees
are all very nice and well designed not
what you expect to be next door to the
image above.
My town is proving to be full of contrasts,
and its never really been how Ive viewed it
before.

Comment [H35]: Right at the bottom

of the infamous snake pass is this old
abandoned garage, but its never been
touched renovated put on the market
nothing its just been left there to pretty
much rot.

Comment [H36]: This isnt the angle I

want to get the shot but I struggled to view
the bus stop the way I wanted , I actually
drove past this bus shelter the other day
and it appears to be used as some kind of
dumping ground/ storage it has all sorts
of material in it and its full and broken
now, so when its raining theres no room
for actual people they are standing by the
bench getting soaked? Why isnt is being
fixed so the community can get proper use
out of it, this is so bizzare not everyone
drives and surrounding this bus stop are so
many high end houses so why leave such a
mess here, why not fix it?

Comment [H37]: I cannot entirely

explain why I am drawn to the road but I
am, I know that I like the bricked post box
and bricked houses and then the council
estate thats right behind it (not that old)
seem to be at odds with each other. But it
shows the progression and changes that
have been made in Glossop over the last
few years however (see below)

Comment [H38]: There is only one

business that has been left and just sticks
out like a sore thumb, this building was
used thoroughly in and around 1975 (so
Ive been told) and although progression
seems to have struck Glossop in recent
years, its this building and the one at the
bottom of the snake and the bus stop that
seem to have just been left as lost causes
like people got board and stopped part
way through. But what now and what
next, are these problems ever going to get
fixed?