A seemingly rare wintery spell in late 2017 afforded conditions allowing me to capture a shot I’d been thinking about for a number of years.  I pass this copse of trees on my daily commute and I had been waiting for an opportunity to capture…

A glimpse of the oncoming autumn from some golden hints amongst the hillside of forestry land, with the low cloud adding to the dark, brooding atmosphere  

The flowering heather amongst the woodland on the edge of Stanton Moor, not long after sunrise, in the Peak District

The flowering heather amongst the woodland on the edge of Stanton Moor, not long after sunrise in the Peak District

The bluebell woodland of Dockey Wood on the Ashridge Estate. A path winding through the bluebells on the edge of the woodland, taken with my 45mm PC-E tilt shift lens.

A hillside of forestry land, disappearing into low cloud on a typically damp day in mid-Wales.

The wooded hillside of Tarn Hows in the later afternoon sun.  I always enjoy the shapes that the directional light form the low sun makes amongst groups of trees, especially with the golden hues of autumn in full swing.

The fir woodland of Aspely Woods on an incredibly foggy morning in mid March. A lone dog walker, and his dog if you look carefully enough, captured disappearing into the mist.  Processed with a much darker, brooding fell, giving a completely different feeling to the…