Boulby Bank Dawn

Early dawn at Boulby Bank looking toward Staithes and Runswick Bay

Super Blue Moon over Runswick Bay Headland

Last night I had walk up the the cliff top facing south over Runswick Bay, this was an ideal place I thought to capture the Super Blue Moon. I anxiously waited as it was to officially rise at 20:17pm, It eventually appeared over the headland around 8:31pm. I was very impressed as firstly the top of the moon showed with an intense red then eventually to what you see here. A Super Blue Moon is not blue, so anyone hoping to see the Moon tinged the colour blue will be disappointed. The name of the Moon has nothing to do with colour but instead is so called because it does not fall in the usual scheme of named moons, the Moon is near the closest point in its orbit around Earth. The next time a super blue moon will appear is in 2037.

LAPWING

Upper Fryupdale North Yorkshire

TULIP ALBATROSS

Pedcar Woods Beck Bridge

A grim day here with the thick fog off the North Sea , if one takes the trouble to venture out , even my trusty iPhone can take a splendid RAW file in these conditions. Edited solely in Adobe Camera Raw. Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max: Wide Camera — 26 mm ƒ1.6

Fog Newton Moor

From my regular morning walk , the light was stunning , those small hawthorns are probably 80+ years old, perished and bent over from the cold north wind in winter, but all my are my friends.

Whitby Cloud Inversion

A lone mother and child walk along the Sandsend Beach observing the cloud inversion over Whitby and the Abbey

Pano Sandsend

Glorious dawn at Sandsend this morning , I didn’t have my Sony A7R IV camera on me so used my iPhone 12 pro+ , when used correctly, you can take panoramic images like this one giving me broad sweep of Whitby and Sandsend .

Pink Dawn Whitby

Dawn captured around 5.20am one morning in August 2021

LYTHE CHURCH

Lythe Church around 5.30 am one August morning.

Runswick Bay Dawn 26/07/21

BIG WAVE

An image I took way back in March 2009 at Sandsend when we had a spring tide and enormous seas from a North Easterly storm .

A Panoramic exposure on Newland Moor toward Scaling Dam

Two Pines Roxby Moor

A bleak wet rainy day on the moor today but I took my Sony A7R IV along with the 100 -400 F4 lens and captured these two Scotch Pines which dominate the Landscape . There is something quite magical about days like these . I was not alone, as behind me, is an old Anglo Saxon burial mound who's sprits kept me company.

Twisted Ash Patterdale

Taken on a cold December late afternoon These weeping ash always have amazing twisted branches.

Magnificent Oak Tree

A magnificent old oak tree is backlit as a December dawn breaks over the mountain at Patterdale

Boardwalk Patterdale

Early December dawn over the lake at Patterdale

The Road To Fryup

The Beautiful Coverdale

Heather

Fryupdale from Crossleyside Moor

Between A Rock And A Hard Place

Crossleyside Fryupdale

Fryupdale from Crossleyside

Theres a magic about Fryupdale even on a cold Sunday afternoon.