Low force

Fox gloves at Roseberry

Eau Fors

Kilchurn Castle, Loch Awe

Oban

Warkworth Castle

Bamburgh Castle

West Burton falls

Bluebells at Rosie

Wearmouth Storm

Staithes

A fishing village on the North Yorkshire coast.

Rosie

Roseberry Topping shot from Gribdale.

Secret falls.

Shot in the spring with wild garlic clinging to the rock.

West pier

Whitby

St Agatha's

A lovely little church next to Easby Abbey near Richmond.

Sutton bank

Incoming storm.

Yarm

Yarm on Tees

Forum

Harbour mouth

Whitby from the sea.

Infinity Bridge

Blessed with a still river and red moon.

Time warp

Long exposure beach shot near Seaham.

East Pier

Long exposure shot at Whitby.

Storm

Norwegian coastal shot.

Skiningrove Pier

A long exposure shot of a derelict pier on the North Yorkshire coast.

Electric sky

Wind turbine near to Hilton.

Falls

A beautiful set of falls near to Muker in Swaledale.

Boat leaving Whitby

Setting sail.

South Gare

A little cove at the mouth of the river Tees.

Arch

Just south of Seaham on the Durham coast.

Sun down over East pier

Whitby makes for a wealth of photo opportunities.

Return to base

A whitby fishing boat returning home.

Mount Grace Priory

Spring time at Mount Grace.

Pipe out to sea

Chemical beach near to Seaham.

Winston bridge

Just of the A67 between Darlington and Barnard Castle, this single span bridge was flown under by a WWII Spitfire.

Gibsons cave

Just across the road from Low Force at Bow Lees.

Colour blast

Flowers in the marshes in front of the blast furnace near to Redcar.

Falls

Another falls shot neat to Muker.

Fishing

Harbour fishing in Whitby.

British Steel

The South Gare looking back to what was British Steel.

Telescope

Whitby West pier telescope.

Catrake falls

Swaldale is home to some of the finest falls in the north of England and many more than you care to think.

After the crowds had gone

At the bottom of Whitby's famous steps.

Blast

Another shot of Redcar's steel industry.

St Peter's

Steetley pier

The old pier sadly vandalised is accessible to only the brave now. Near to Hartlepool, it makes for a nice target for a stroll along the beach.

Chemical beach

South of Seaham, along with the wheels is a broken jetty and bricked up tunnel which gives up some clues as to the recent history of the beach.

Jetty

South Gare jetty at sunset.

Incoming Storm

The jaws of Whitby's piers under imposing clouds.

Blast furnace

Redcars blast furnace.

Gainford east Viaduct

Now unused due to Dr Beeching, this viaduct just outside Darlington is well overgrown.

Blues and pinks

The silhouette of Whitby's east pier at sunrise.