Britain's best landscape locations for photographers - EPISODE 2, PART 1: The Peak District

Follow Tim through this series of videos as he sets out to find Britain's most picturesque spots for landscape photographers. In our second episode, he travels to the Peak District to visit three amazing locations. As always, he's up against the clock with just one day to get the best images he can!
Which part of Britain would you like to see Tim go to next, and which locations are your favourites? Tell us below in the comments...!

[@G0FUW]

Very timely; a few friends and I have booked to spend a few days in the Peak District in May. This, and hopefully part 2, will help us zoom in on where to go. Thanks for sharing.

[@sigmauk]

Brilliant! Hope you have a great time! Thanks for watching!

[@Harry-bh5dg]

Superb pics, I hope to visit the area in the nest 10 days or so, however I don't think this time of year the light will be anywhere near as good as you have got, great advice, thank you

[@andreistance]

Went shooting there for three days last October and saw this amazing rainbow at Alport Castles in the morning, but the mist you captured is just fantastic!

[@christopherfrost]

Spectacular work!

[@sigmauk]

Cheers Chris! Much appreciated!

[@craigwilliams4161]

Tim stunning images, great locations for photography includes for me Brecon Beacons Waterfalls, Isle of Skye, Glencoe, Corfe Castle

[@natedog1945]

Love your content. I’m not a photographer but do try a bit with a DJI Mavic 3 Classic. I need an ND filter set. Your content is very professional. TV documentary quality

[@KRiemer]

What an epic set of images!

[@FoodFitnessAlways]

What a fantastic grouping of images you created, world class! What time of the year was this? I'd love to go and try my luck!

[@richn1751]

Where are you stood at 0:50? Great view

[@sigmauk]

Thanks Rich! That’s Surprise View near Hathersage. That location is shown more in part 2, which we’ll get up soon 👍

[@MrChrissk]

Popped over this morning, and tbf you can't park on that single road, as there are numerous signs saying private land, no parking, so you need to park down in Longnor a couple of mile at least down the road, so it's a bit of a trek in up hill before you even get to the two hills, that and it's a narrow B road, so not safest place to be walking in the early hours of the morning even if you have some hi vis clothing on etc. I need to have a more in depth look at it, as I don't to risk parking my car on private farm land when plenty of signs clearly state no parking.

[@NatureTheratree]

Brilliant video! I've liked and subscribed. Me and my Dad produce similar content. :)

[@sigmauk]

Thanks so much! Just watched your video on Arbor Low, very interesting! Cheers! Tim@Sigma

[@flamonaut]

nice vid mates!

[@paulcomptonpdphotography]

I have been to that location many times and never got the mist

[@sigmauk]

Yeah we got really lucky. Don't give up!

[@jamessonfield]

Very nice, what drone are you using? Mega shots!

[@sigmauk]

Hey Jim. Mavic Mini 3 Pro. The flat profile makes all the difference!

[@jamessonfield]

@@sigmauk that’s mighty impressive for that tiny little thing! 👍

[@Brock_in_the_North]

Sigma needs to he on a mission to bring lenses to Z mount

[@jameswatson5023]

This, the only thing I miss about my Sony A7RIII is my Sigma 27-70 Art

[@jameswatson5023]

24-70🤦‍♂