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Recent Work
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From the blog
Dry stone walling with Ed Byrne
I suppose this is another one you can file under the slightly surreal jobs list… (read more)
Christmas order dates
Please note – the last order date for guaranteed Christmas delivery for prints is Thursday December 14th… (read more)
Country Walking and Stuart Maconie
The current issue of Country Walking magazine features a cover shot whilst I was out on a typically (ahem) glorious Lake District summer day on Bowscale Fell with Stuart Maconie. Stuart’s article inside gives plentiful reasons to visit this underrated little fell and the tarn it cradles, but shhhh, don’t tell anyone!
Commended in Scottish Landscape Photographer of the Year
Fresh from a visit to Torridon with a great group of photographers, I was delighted to hear last week that this image, Dissolved, Slioch and Loch Maree… (read more)
In The Shop
Photos - Derwentwater, Skiddaw and Blencathra
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Blencathra is a mountain of two sides. The Northern side being a smooth rounded grassy bulk, whilst the south and south eastern flanks sheer off in a number of narrow ridges, the most famous of which (and a serious technical proposition in wintry conditions) is the appropriately named Sharp Edge.
Neighbouring Skiddaw is recognisable to many as the huge mass that looms above Keswick and the views from its flanks back over Derwent Water and the Derwent Fells are superb. The area over the northern side (Back o' Skiddaw) is one of remote moorland and one of the least walked areas of the Lake District.
Blog posts featuring Derwentwater, Skiddaw and Blencathra
Blencathra. Oh inverted world.
It's no secret that I love winter. However, as much as I adore its manipulation and simplification of the landscape, this isn't just down to snow... (read more)
Derwent Water distractions
Yesterday I headed down Borrowdale with the aim of popping up on to Dale Head for sunset... (read more)
Embrace the rain…?
It's difficult to do after the amount we've had and the damage it's caused in the Lake District and Cumbria... (read more)
Castlerigg Stone Circle and the first snow of winter
Castlerigg stone circle is one of those Lake District locations I've always been a little bit sniffy about... (read more)
Craggs Gate Wood, Greystoke Forest
Not every day can be a hill day. Hollywood rain upon the roof, and Carrock Fell has apparently floated off into some structureless grey matter... (read more)
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