GWR 2857 NYMR - 1872
Repton & SNG Grosmont - Toned -9942
J27 65894 NYMR - 1219
A toned image portraying the western edge of Buttermere lake in the English Lake District. The 2417 feet mountain Robinson is lurking in the mist beyond on this typical misty but still beautiful Lakeland day.
A black and white image portraying a grey overcast day on Derwentwater in the English Lake District
J27 65894 NYMR - 1310
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.
A toned image of the Langdale Pike in the heart of the English Lake District
A toned image of the Ullswater lake ferry arriving at Pooley Bridge landing on a quintessentially quiet moody morning in the English Lake District National Park.
A toned image of the Ullswater lake ferry arriving at Pooley Bridge landing on a quintessentially quiet moody morning in the English Lake District National Park.
A lone fishing boat disturbs the unusually still North Sea waters as it returns to port.Hartlepool in north-east England.
A lone fishing boat disturbs the unusually still North Sea waters as it returns to port.Hartlepool in north-east England. This image with a solarisaation effecr aapplied for something different.
Hartlepool Twon Wall dates back to 14th century and made the headland one of the best defended towns in England during the wars with Scotland and the only walled town not to have a castle. Image portrays Sandwell Gate in one of the three seaward sides of the wall.
A toned image of London's iconic 19th century-built Tower Bridge. The outer brick cladding was changed to harmonise with the nearby Tower of London by George D Stevenson who took over the project after the death of architect Sir Horace Jones. Construction began in 1886 and it was opened by the Prince of Wales, later King Edward VII, in 1894.
A toned image of London's iconic 19th century-built Tower Bridge. The outer brick cladding was changed to harmonise with the nearby Tower of London by George D Stevenson who took over the project after the death of architect Sir Horace Jones. Construction began in 1886 and it was opened by the Prince of Wales, later King Edward VII, in 1894.
A colourised image of London's iconic 19th century-built Tower Bridge. The outer brick cladding was changed to harmonise with the nearby Tower of London by George D Stevenson who took over the project after the death of architect Sir Horace Jones. Construction began in 1886 and it was opened by the Prince of Wales, later King Edward VII, in 1894.
A toned image of Durham Cathedral on a quiet summer evening.
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.
Toned image of the old derelict piers from a former magnesium manufacturing company at Hartlepool on the Northeast coast of England.
