Avenham Park in early springtime. The wet grass creates a fine mist as the sun rises. Shining through the trees the sun makes beams of light in the mist. The old Tram Bridge is in it’s last few months before being dismantled and replaced.Hoghton Bottoms has changed a lot over the last few years. The endless rain has created several mudslides by the paths which are now very muddy in places.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.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.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.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. Posts pagination Previous Page 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 … 20 Next Page
Avenham Park in early springtime. The wet grass creates a fine mist as the sun rises. Shining through the trees the sun makes beams of light in the mist. The old Tram Bridge is in it’s last few months before being dismantled and replaced.
Hoghton Bottoms has changed a lot over the last few years. The endless rain has created several mudslides by the paths which are now very muddy in places.
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.
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.
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.
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.