Photo Journal

  1. Looking Down on Earth, River Bain

    Looking Down on Earth is a series of photos taken along the banks of The River Bain in February 2021 when overnight temperatures fell to -6C England’s shortest river, fed by North Yorkshire’s second largest lake, The River Bain flows for 2.5 miles from Raydale to Bainbridge where it joins…

  2. Upper Dales, Best of the Winter 2020/21

    This year the first heavy snow fell in the Upper Dales on 3rd December, it seems like it’s continued to fall ever since! 2021 has been the best year for winter photography since we arrived at The Old School Muker four years ago The image set below contains a selection…

  3. Repeat Patterns - Ice Flows

    Water flows beneath the ice, creating ever changing patterns, finding endless pathways. Each of the series below contains 3 images, each differing as the water flows. 

  4. Tongue Wood Winter

    Locked in by government restrictions, snowed in by winter weather, on a recent walk we discovered something quite special just 30 minutes walk from our door Tongue Wood is a tiny patch of woodland that lies at the end of a remote dale, guarded by high fells. There’s no footpath…

  5. The Transformational Power of Winter in the Dales

    It’s Sunday 10th January and the snow is melting in the dale and on the fells. Soon only the northerly faces that never feel the sun’s warmth in the winter will remain blanketed … but the first 10 days of 2021 have been the best for winter photography for the…

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