• Ashness Bridge
• The iconic Lake District bridge with Skiddaw in the distance

• Ashness Bridge
• I'll never tire of photographing this location. This was taken in January, and I had the place to myself.

• Bassenthwaite Lake looking towards the Helvellyn range
• Bassenthwaite Lake looking towards the Helvellyn range

• Blea Tarn
• The most over photographed tarn in Lakeland gets another picture! In my defence, it was raining cats, dogs and elephants, so I worked hard for this image...

• Blea Tarn
• The most over photographed tarn in Lakeland gets another picture! In my defence, it was raining cats, dogs and elephants, so I worked hard for this image...

• Blea Tarn
• Another view from this most loved location

• Blea Tarn from Lingmoor Fell
• Most photos with Blea Tarn feature the viewpoint from its shoreline...

• Blea Tarn from Lingmoor Fell
• Most photos with Blea Tarn feature the viewpoint from its shoreline...

• Blea Tarn from the path to Stickle Tarn
• Most photos with Blea Tarn feature the viewpoint from its shoreline...

• Blencathra
• From High Rigg

• Blencathra from High Rigg
• Blencathra from High Rigg

• Borrowdale, near Stonethwaite
• The path from Stonethwaute towards Eagle Crag

• Borrowdale. A favourite tree.
• Between Walla Crag and Bleaberry Fell

• Borrowdale. A favourite tree.
• Between Walla Crag and Bleaberry Fell

• Borrowdale
• Just a lovely tree

• Borrowdale
• A peaceful pastoral scene

• Borrowdale from Walla Crag
• Borrowdale from Walla Crag

• Buckbarrow
• The smallest of the Wasdale fells

• Buttermere fells from Rannerdale
• The Rannerdale Valley is one of Lakeland's best kept secrets.

• Buttermere Tree and Fleetwith Pike
• I was on a day trip to Lakeland, which from Surrey is quite a day out, and was walking beside Buttermere. It was dull, but the clouds were breaking a little. Then the sun spotlit this tree. I had to run to get into position, placing the tree in front of Fleetwith Pike, perfectly echoing its shape. A few moments later and the sun went behind the clouds and the show was over...

• Catbells and Derwent Water
• The view from Calfclose Bay.

• Catbells and Derwent Water
• The view from Calfclose Bay.

• Causey Pike
• From the shore of Derwent Water

• Centennial Stones, Derwent Water

• Centennial Stones Derwent Water
• A very long exporure gives a surreal feel to the clouds

• Crag Fell
• Ennerdale

• Crag Hill, Outerside and Grisedale Pike
• The climb up the diminutive Barrow yields such good views

• Crinkle Crags
• When the weather is bad, the photogrpher needs to improvise. A grey grad filter brought out a little detail in the clouds

• Crinkle Crags
• When the weather is bad, the photogrpher needs to improvise. A grey grad filter brought out a little detail in the clouds

• Crinkle Crags
• When the weather is bad, the photogrpher needs to improvise. A grey grad filter brought out a little detail in the clouds

• Crinkle Crags
• When the weather is bad, the photogrpher needs to improvise. A grey grad filter brought out a little detail in the clouds

• Crinkle Crags
• From The Band - the path leading to Bowfell

• Crummock Water
• Looking south towards Rannerdale and Buttermere

• Crummock Water Weir
• Looking south towards Rannerdale and Buttermere

• Crummock Water Weir
• Looking south towards Rannerdale and Buttermere

• Derwent Water
• Long exposure of Derwent Water

• Derwent Water
• Long exposure of Derwent Water

• Derwent Water
• Derwent Water is, maybe, the most serene of the Lakes. It's a favourite of mine, in any case.

• Derwent Water and Bessenthwaite Lake
• From the summit of Bleaberry Fell

• Derwent Water and Blencathra
• Derwent Water and Blencathra

• Derwent Water and Borrowdale
• Derwent Water is, maybe, the most serene of the Lakes. It's a favourite of mine, in any case.

• Derwent Water and Borrowdale
• Derwent Water is, maybe, the most serene of the Lakes. It's a favourite of mine, in any case.

• Derwent Water and Skiddaw
• The walk around Derwent water is delightful

• Derwent Water and Skiddaw
• Looking majestic as it towers above Keswick and Derwent Water

• Derwent Water and the Borrowdale Fells
• Derwent Water

• Derwent Water from Walla Crag
• Some of the best views of the North Western fells are seen from Walla Crag

• Derwent Water Sunset
• A stunning sunset where the sun is hidden but reflected in the lake

• Eagle Crag, Borrowdale
• Eagle Crag, Borrowdale

• Eagle Crag
• It's a shap hike to the top

• Easedale Tarn
• Easedale Tarn

• From the path to Alcock Tarn, looking North
• The lovely valley from Grasmere towards St Johns in the Vale

• Gatesgarth Beck, Honister Pass
• The long exposure gives the river a metallic look...

• Grasmere
• The path from Alcock Tarn towards Grasmere yields lovely views

• Grasmere
• From Heron Pike

• Grasmere
• From Heron Pike

• Grasmere from Helm Crag
• Grasmere from Helm Crag

• Grasmoor and Crummock Water
• Grasmoor looks so different from this angle

• Great Gable
• An unusual view of this Lakeland giant

• Green Gable, Great Gable and Kirkfell
• Green Gable, Great Gable and Kirkfell

• Haweswater
• In the far east of the Lakes

• Haystacks
• Wainwright's favourite fell

• Helm Crag and Stone Arthur
• From the path to Easdale Tarn

• Jetty, Derwent Water
• Derwent Water is, maybe, the most serene of the Lakes. It's a favourite of mine, in any case.

• Jetty, Derwent Water
• Derwent Water and the North Western Fells

• Keswick and Derwent Water from Latrigg
• A wonderful view from this diminutive fell

• Kirk Fell
• One of Wasdale's less appreciated giants

• Langdale Pikes
• From Elterwater

• Langdale Pikes
• The view from Blea Tarn

• Langdale Pikes from Elterwater
• Elterwater is a serene lake in Little Langdale. Well worth a visit

• Langdale Pikes from Elterwater
• Elterwater is a serene lake in Little Langdale. Well worth a visit

• Langdale Valley
• The delightful Langdale Valley looking towards Crinke Crags and Bowfell

• Langdale Valley Wall
• When the weather is bad, the photogrpher needs to improvise. A grey grad filter brought out a little detail in the clouds

• Lingmell
• The forgotten giant beside Scafell

• Lingmell and Scafell Pike
• A wonderful view in England's remotest valley

• Lodore Falls
• An intimate view of these powerful waterfalls

• Looking back to Grasmere
• Looking back to Grasmere

• Looking east from Hindscarth
• The Helvellyn range is in the distance.

• Looking east from Hindscarth
• The Helvellyn range is in the distance.

• Lords Seat from Whinlatter
• The Whinlatter - Lords Seat - Barf walk is great fun.

• Lorton Vale
• Lorton Vale

• Lorton Vale
• Lorton Vale

• Mini Waterfall, near Alcock Tarn
• A long exposure smooths the water beautufuuly

• Near Grasmere
• The path from Grasmere to Rydal Water is a lovely stroll

• Near Grasmere
• The path from Grasmere to Rydal Water is a lovely stroll

• Near Grasmere
• A lovely stone wall between Grasmere and Rydal Water

• Near Grasmere
• On the path to Helm Crag

• Near Grasmere
• The path from Loughrigg Fell

• Near Grasmere
• The path from Loughrigg Fell

• Near Silver How
• A lovely walk from Grasmere

• Near Watendlath
• A Mini Waterfall

• Newlands Valley
• Even in flat light, this valley is stunning.

• Newlands Valley
• Taken from the slopes of Knott Rigg, another view of a favourite valley

• North Western Fells
• From the path to Dale Head

• Overbeck Bridge
• The stone bridges of Lakeland so beautifully fit the landscape.

• Overbeck Bridge
• The stone bridges of Lakeland so beautifully fit the landscape.

• Overbeck Bridge and Middle fell
• So many delightful views in Wasdale

• Rannerdale Knotts
• Rannerdale in spring is not to be missed.

• Rannerdale Knotts
• Rannerdale in spring is not to be missed.

• Rannerdale Knotts
• The Rannerdale Valley is a carpet of bluebells in the spring!

• Rannerdale Knotts from Crummock Water
• Looking south towards Rannerdale and Buttermere