Karen Frenkel: Sunbiggin Tarn near Orton, Cumbria
Another magical place I discovered whilst walking the Coast to Coast route. Taken late afternoon in Novemver, the low sunlight, painted lovely colours and cast interesting shadows sculpting out every...
View ArticleLinda Wevill: Trees in the Mist
This image was taken in the French countryside in the early morning with the mist lying low in the valley.
View ArticleSusan Brown: Detritus
Taken on a beach in Ireland, even rubbish can look beautiful in the right light.
View ArticleAnnabell Willis: Whitby Abstract
This was taken among the rocks on the back of the main beach at Whitby. Inspired by the intimate landscape abstracts of David Ward, I was delighted when I found the beautiful curves in this rock...
View ArticleAngie Latham: Three Sisters of Glencoe
The Three Sisters of Glencoe shot on a moody afternoon in early September from The Old Drover’s Road which runs through the Glen. I was lucky that some of the heather was still in bloom and added a bit...
View ArticleAlyson Fennell: Grass and Dewdrops
Sunkissed dewdrops on grass on an early morning walk.
View ArticleCheryl Hamer: Misty Whitby Dawn
I really thought I was going to get nothing on this morning – it was a typical northern murky misty pre-dawn. Then as the sun started to come up, we somehow got this glow – it didn’t last long, maybe a...
View ArticleRuth Fairbrother: Birch Mist
A local silver birch wood provides endless opportunities for photography, as well as being a beautifully peaceful place to spend some quiet time.It’s very therapeutic to be able to return time and...
View ArticleCharlotte Gilliatt: Elemental
I remember having to cover the camera up every five minutes on this trip to Elgol. One minute it was fine, the next we were getting hammered by driving rain!
View ArticleDeborah Hughes: Wood Nymphs Walking
. I was never a big fan of the forest, spending most of my time hiking and exploring in the desert. Not until I could no longer tolerate the heat in summer did I venture up into the higher...
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