The photographer says the beautiful scene nearly made him forget to take a picture
A photographer who captured stunning pictures of a cloud inversion in the Peak District has said it was so beautiful he nearly forgot to take a picture.
"I saw the clear skies and stars and figured I'd be able to make it to Mam Tor from Mansfield Woodhouse in the hour-and-a half before sunrise," he said.An inversion happens when the temperature increases with height, the Met Office said. "As it falls, it dries out and warms up. This warm layer of air can act as a lid and trap cooler air near the surface.""Another gentlemen pulled up in his car and stood beside me," he said.
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