Janets Foss by ejn
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Description
A full wiew is woth the effort for the atmosphere.
We went here a few days back. It is in Yorkshire.
This is popular on walks by visitors but here was no one around and no wind so I had time to think about this. I had already taken some shots when I saw the base of the tree and wanted to try it as a foreground.
The story.
Janets Foss
Foss is the old norse word for a waterfall or force and Janet (or Jennet) was belived to be the queen of the local fairies who lives behind the the fall in a cave
The pool below the waterfall was once used to wash sheep before shearing in late june. Washing encourages the growth of new wool which lifts the fleece from the skin. The sheep were driven to the pool and the men washing them would be up to their chests in water. Sacking and strong drink kept out the cold. This area was also host to many social occasions, where friends and relatives gathered to eat and drink.
Comments (10)
A magically lovely spot; love the tree and the beautiful lighting!
The exposure is perfect giving the water a lovely "feel" to it. Excellent pov
I can imagine what you describe so vividly.
a seemingly natural meeting place, so beautifully composed,and the tree is such a terrific cornerstone for the picture
Such a lovely idyllic spot! Well photographed.
Nice pic.
Beautiful place and I love the angle you have taken this from..very peaceful looking place..
Fascinating and enchanting. You seem to live in the Land of Many Waterfalls. Cleverly done with the tree....it's a gorgeous foreground 'prop'.
Superb capture my friend. God Bless.
Great photo! Thanks for the story. All your narratives give "life", meaning and depth to your photos. I've seen Aussies washing sheep. It is really hard work!