Gallery A very cold January afternoon by The Leeds Liverpool Canal. The low winter sun is quickly disappearing with its warm atmosphere. Clouds move past quickly before it gets dark in minutes.
Gallery Sunnyhurst Woods near Darwen is situated on the side of a steep hill on the way up to Darwen Jubilee Tower. The thick canopy of leaves means the floor of the woods sees very little light. Over time it has become a carpet of dead and rotting leaves.
Gallery Pendle Hill on a spring morning. The sun is still low in the sky with its warm light picking out the details of the landscape. The weather and light changes very quickly which is always the challenge.
Gallery After days of rainfall the moors are wet and muddy and on a really stormy day bathed in fiery sunlight from behind the racing clouds.
Gallery Rain is fast approaching over the moors. The morning sun is in and out creating some graphic black shadows and warm strong light.
Gallery Exploring Anglezarke away from the well trodden paths. Unused trails and paths are interesting places to find. Overgrown and taken over by nature there is a hidden world close to the more familiar haunts.
Gallery Dawn in the Ribble Valley. An unusual pink glow is caused by the red sun lighting up the mist rising from the wet fields. For a few minutes the landscape turns a pastel shade of red.
Gallery A really cold and frosty morning at Calf Hey in the grip of winter. Everywhere has a touch of white frost adding a cold feel to the landscape.
Gallery Rapidly fading light has created some dramatic landscapes around Rivington. Views as far as Blackpool are clear as the storm clouds roll over Winter Hill and leave behind a hazy horizon.
Gallery At first light in Altham the Leeds Liverpool Canal reflects the stunning colours of the dawn sky.. A family of swans glides down the canal as sheep in the nearby fields get ready for the new day.
