Landscapes Galleries

ALL IN ONE DAY : I've been enjoying taking part in the madness that is the Daily Photo quest, but some days I find it very hard to choose just one shot. Today has been the most difficult yet, so I've decided to put a selection of photos together in this gallery. It has been an exceptional day (18.2.08), starting off with a hard frost. There wasn't a cloud in the sky, although a low mist/haze lingered for most of the day. It was quite warm in the sun, but bitterly cold in the shade. Just before sunset I decided to go for a run down to the river, a couple of miles away. I took a rucsac and my camera, and I'm so glad that I did, even if it did break up my running somewhat! I think I'll re-visit this gallery the next time it rains all day!

ALL IN ONE DAY

I've been enjoying taking part in the madness that is the Daily Photo ...

Updated: Feb 18, 2008 3:23pm PST

Gibraltar Point : Gibraltar point is a National Nature Reserve situated on the Lincolnshire Coast of Great Britain. These photos were all taken on March 1st 2008, a day of glorious sunshine, strong winds and big skies. If you would like to know more about this wonderful place then visit the official website at http://www.lincstrust.org.uk/reserves/gib/index.php

Gibraltar Point

Gibraltar point is a National Nature Reserve situated on the Lincolnsh ...

Updated: Mar 01, 2008 12:09pm PST

MISTY DAY : These photos were all taken during the afternoon of 23.12.07, around the City of Lincoln, UK. It had been thick fog most of the day with few views. The fog started to break up in places after lunch, so I went looking for photo opportunities and got these. The shots of the cathedral were taken from the minor road between Canwick and Heighington. The misty sunsets were taken from various different viewpoints along Lincoln Cliff just below Bracebridge Heath.

MISTY DAY

These photos were all taken during the afternoon of 23.12.07, around t ...

Updated: Dec 25, 2007 1:48pm PST

BRITISH MOUNTAIN SUNSETS : This is a collection of sunset photos from my various mountain trips around Britain

BRITISH MOUNTAIN SUNSETS

This is a collection of sunset photos from my various mountain trips a ...

Updated: Dec 26, 2007 3:44am PST

LINCOLN SUNSETS : My home town of Lincoln is an ancient City, with a recorded history going back more than 2000 years. The cathedral, and old town, are perched on a hill that dominates the surrounding flatlands, despite being barely 250' high. Consequently, Lincolnshire is known as "Big Sky Country", and this is never more apparent than at sunset.

LINCOLN SUNSETS

My home town of Lincoln is an ancient City, with a recorded history go ...

Updated: Jun 17, 2008 12:52pm PST

THE BLACK CUILLIN OF SKYE : The Black Cuillin of the Isle of Skye are the most spectacular mountains in Britain. Despite barely breaking the 3000' contour, they more than make up for their lack of height with stark beauty and sheer roughness. The intensely "grippy" gabbro rock creates a rock climber's paradise, while the narrow ridges and pointed peaks are the domain of the experienced scrambler. Few of the summits can be reached comfortably by the average walker, although with experience and knowledge everything becomes a delight. Proximity to the sea means that Skye experiences more than its fair share of bad weather, which gives rise to its nickname of "the Misty Isle", but fine sunny days aren't unkown. Full winter conditions are very rare, but all the more special when they do occur.

THE BLACK CUILLIN OF SKYE

The Black Cuillin of the Isle of Skye are the most spectacular mountai ...

Updated: Apr 02, 2008 3:49pm PST