A stone jetty points towards the old ruined West Pier.
A wooden boathouse at Hickling Broad on a winters morning.
Long exposure image of sea defenses at Felixstowe.
Long exposure image of Lowestoft's Claremont pier
Steps surrounded by the sea at high tide.
Kinder Scout trigpoint on a stormy day.
Towering cliffs in the Norwegian fjords.
The incomming tide surounding the rosks at Marloes sands.
Long exposure black and white image of Durdle Door.
Black and white image of the boardwalk on Cromer pier.
Turf Fen Mill on a calm misty morning.
The remains of the old pier at Trefor.
An old jetty on the still water of Derwent Water in Cumbria stretches towards the hills in the distance.
The bandstand at Eaton Park on a misty morning.
THe derelict Brograve mill on the Norfolk Broads.
Stormy clouds over Kit Kat rock near Hathersage.
Remains of sea defences on a misty morning at Happisburgh.
A tree shaped liek a brain on a winters day
Rocks on Kinder Scout on a stormy day.
Rocks on Kinder Scout on a stormy day.
A rock in a pool on Nolton Haven beach.
Long exposure black and white image of Durdle Door.
Black and white image of the boardwalk on Cromer pier.
Dolwyddelan Castle is the traditional birthplace of Llywelyn the Great 1173, Dolwyddelan Castle, which stands in a much more prominent position, was most probably built by Llwelyn the Great early in the 13th century.
A ruined barn on a stormy day near the Roaches in the Peak District, England
The crooked jetty of Conistone Water
Lone tree in a snow covered field near Hanworth
Stormy skies over the Ribblehead viaduct with Inglebourgh in the background.
Long exposure image of sea defenses at Felixstowe.
Lines of jagged rocks on Bude beach.
Disused stone jetty on Goleston beach.
Three stones on Kinder Scout on a stormy day.
Snow filled valley leading to the Nigardsbreen glacier.
Long exposure image of Strumble Head lighthouse
Long exposure image of Durdle Door rock arch seen from the cliff top.
Long exposure black and white image of Durdle Door.
High tide at Nash Pont
Dolbadarn Castle stands above Llyn Padarn, between Caernarfon and Snowdonia. Built by the Welsh Princes it dates to the 13th century and built by Llywelyn ap Iorwerth
St Mary's Lighthouse near Whitley Bay in Northumberland at sunrise
A pair of swans on the calm waters of lake Conistone
A wooden rowing boat at Orford Quay