Sycamore Gap - 5788
High Force on the River Tees in County Durham is one of the largest single drop waterfalls in England at 71 feet and certainley one of the most spectacular.
Better Days - Alnmouth, Northumberland
Dunstanburgh Castle on the coast of Northumberland in north-east England.
Dunstanburgh Castle on the coast of Northumberland in north-east England.
Dunsranburgh Castle - Northumberland
The source of the river Tees is high up on Cross Fell in the northern Pennines, after flowing a few miles the tributary enters Cow Green reservoir which is
seen here with Cross Fell in the distance.
Cauldron Snout - River Tees, Upper Teesdale, County Durham
High up in the Pennines, near the source of the River Tees, is a cataract that tumbles down from below the dam on Cow Green reservoir. The bottom of the cataract is called Cauldron Snout but this image is taken at the narrowest point near the top. It pays to be careful with your footing here.
Land of the Setting Sun - Upper Teesdale, County Durham
Dunstanburgh Castle on the coast of Northumberland in north-east England.
Low tide and colourful end of day sky at Craster harbour, Northumberland.
August on the North Yorkshire Moors brings a colourful display of heather, seen here near the iconic rocky outcrop of Roseberry Topping.
Roseberry Heather - Great Ayton, North Yorkshire
The church of St. Mary Magdalene on the bank of the River Tees, Yarm, Stockton on Tees. England
A pastel and soft focus effect applied to the popular view of Hadrian's Wall along Steel Rigg to Crag Lough in Northumberalnd.
Steel Rig - Hadrians Wall, Northumberland
Crag Lough viewed from the natural defensive buttress of Steel Rigg along the Roman Empire's Hadrian's Wall in Northumberland, England
A section of Hadrians Wall, Northumberland. along Steel Rigg close to Milecatle 38 and the Sycamore Gap.
The remote and dramatic section of Hadrian's Wall atop of Steel Rigg, Northumberland, England.
The natural defensive barrier of Steel Rigg on which the Roman Empire's Hadrian's Wall was built in Northumberland, England.
A toned image portraying the natural defensive barrier of Steel Rigg on which the Roman Empire's Hadrian's Wall was built in Northumberland, England.
The Headlands on the North Yorkshire coastline at Staithes
A snow capped topping for Roseberry Topping on the north-western edge of the North Yorkshire Moors National Park.
Roseberry Topping on the border of North Yorkshire and Redcar & Cleveland is a distinctive Hill whose present shape was created by a geological fault and a mining collapse in 1912. It is seen here in winter from Ayton Banks close to the Captain cook monument.
Winter Topping - Great Ayton, North Yorkshire
Looking down the Abbey steps across the harbour in Whitby
Athony Gormley's Angel of the North, Gateshead. Seen here as a silhouette against the twilight sky.
St Andrew's Church, Upleatham between Guisborough and Saltburn, one of the smallest churches in England.
The Millenium footbridge across the river Tyne looking from the Newcastle bank towards the Sage music and arts centre on the Gateshead quays side of the river.
Arches on the Tynesode quayside formed by Millenium Bridge, Gateshead Sage and Tyne Bridge. This image enhanced with a bi-mode filter.
A lone fishing boat disturbs the unusually still North Sea waters as it returns to port.Hartlepool in north-east England.
Into the Dark - Saltburn Pier, North Yorkshire
A toned image of Durham Cathedral on a quiet summer evening.
Durham Cathedral on a quiet summer evening.
Durham Cathedral on the bank of a slow moving River Wear.
Durham Cathedral on the bank of a slow moving River Wear.
A toned image of Durham Cathedral and Mill on a still quiet summer morning offering a great reflection in the slow moving River Wear.
Durham Cathedral and Mill on a still quiet summer morning offering a great reflection in the slow moving River Wear.
Silver Surf - Saltburn, North Yorkshire
Skinningrove Cottages, North Yorkshire
The turbulent River Aire as it rushes over the weir at Salt's Mill, Saltaire, Yorkshire.
The Redcar skyline silhouetted in the autumn morning sunlight
Prebends Bridge crosses the River Wear in Durham, it was built between 1772-1778 as a private crossing for the Dean and Chapter. The bridge has a plaque with words from Sir Walter Scott to whom this was a favourite spot... Grey towers of Durham
Yet well I love thy mixed and massive piles
Half church of God, half castle ‘gainst the Scot
And long to roam these venerable aisles
With records stored of deeds long since forgot
Scotsman in the Dale, Flying Scotsman in Newtondale on the NYMR, North Yorkshire
Harry Potter castle, Alnwick, Northumberland
The dramatic cascading water feature at Alnwick Garden, Alnwick, Northumberland
Cauldron Falls, West Burton, North Yorkshire. Less well known than the nearby Aysgarth Falls but well worth a visit.
Cauldron Falls, West Burton, North Yorkshire. Less well known than the nearby Aysgarth Falls but well worth a visit.
Terrace houses in the village of Blanchland, Northumberland, England. A toned mapped simulated HDR image from a single exposure.
A winding road in the village of Blanchland, Northumberland, England. A toned mapped simulated HDR image with further edits that create an artists painting style end product.
