Slightly surreal looking shot of the summit of the Lake District's (and England's) highest mountain plastered in heavy snow and ice. January 2010.
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High and fast, Great Gable
This weekend I found one very good reason to leap at the chance of joining the bank holiday traffic influx on the fells… (read more)
High Snockrigg Camp
As you know I’m normally drawn to pitching camp on tops of things rather than half way up them, but I think High Snockrigg, just off the top of Robinson, offers just as fine a viewpoint… (read more)
Easedale Tarn, Blea Rigg and High Raise. Then Fairfield.
There’s no real story to tell here, so you’ll all be delighted to know this is a bit of a random selection of images with few words… (read more)
New ‘Northern Lights’ exhibition at Snug Gallery
I’m pleased to announce I’ll be taking part in a new photographic exhibition entitled ‘Northern Lights’ at Snug Gallery in Hebden Bridge… (read more)
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