Landscapes

Scout Moor High Level Reservoir — soft morning light bathes the moorland reservoir, with craggy rock edges leading the eye into the still water.
Holcombe Hill & Peel Tower — cloaked in winter colours above the cloud, with the silhouette of Peel Tower standing sentinel atop.
A picture postcard image of Turn Village in winter — a quiet rural village framed by hedgerows and fields under muted skies, imparting a sense of calm.
Walshaw Dean Reservoir in winter — the water mirrors the sky, while moorland slopes rise gently in the distance.
Turn Village, Rossendale, surrounded by snow and fog — the clustered rooftops nestle in the folds of a valley, fading into mist.
Irwell Valley temperature inversion — a sea of mist drapes the valley floor, with hilltops emerging like islands in an ethereal swell.
Knowl Hill — a lone rise crowned in its winter coat
Newgate Farm, Turn, Rossendale — tucked away and surrounded by white fields and fog.
The snow-covered valley slopes of Newgate Valley, Rossendale, gave way to a stunning view of the snow-covered fields, and beyond, a beautiful temperature inversion
Through a temperature inversion, Newgate Farm, Turn Village emerged, with foreground hedgerows and trees guiding the viewer’s eye across the scene.
Naden House, Naden Valley — a house flanked by lush valley slopes, set in a serene and sheltered hollow in the beautiful Naden Valley.
The Lake District’s dramatic upland terrain, with its craggy features, painted with light, emphasizing texture and depth, and completed with a breathtaking rainbow.
Scout Moor High Level Reservoir — another perspective showing the moor’s rugged edges beneath a sunset sky full of storm clouds.
Autumn, Higher Naden Reservoir — golden foliage edges the reservoir, reflected in its still waters.
Heptonstall sunrise — a rustic village perched on a hillside, with stone walls and trees winding through mist and moorland, with a bonus of distant geese in flight.
Autumn, Naden Higher Reservoir — warm autumn hues surround a quiet reservoir, the landscape dissolving softly into the distance.
Naden Higher Reservoir — a wider view of the reservoir and surrounding slopes, bathed in gentle, diffuse light.
Cheesden Lumb Mill — mill ruins stand near overgrown banks and woodland, haunted by lingering quiet and history.
Turn Village & Peel Tower by night — the village lies beneath a temperature inversion.
Sunrise painted the stormy skies over the bleak Rooley Moor moorland. The textures of grass and peat offered a rugged contrast, and a crow in flight showed the landscape’s scale.
Naden Valley Moonrise — moonlight glows over the valley rim, shadows deepening around hills and hollows.
Fecit End Delf, an old quarry in Rossendale — a moorland plateau, windswept and wild, etched by light and shadow, looking into a beautiful temperature inversion.
Marsden Moor — wide open moorland under a vast sky, evoking solitude and space.
Marsden Moor — and the monster. An approaching storm over Marsden Moor.
Blackstone Edge — a dramatic boulder field punctuated by rocky outcrops and distant hills during a hazy sunset.
Newgate Valley — soft valley folds and dry stone walls leading the eye inward, towards frost-covered fields, hedgerows and distant moorland.
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