Southport Pier

Southport Pier is a Grade II listed building in Southport, Merseyside and is the second longest in Great Britain.

Vulcan Flypast at Ambleside

Series of 11 images taken of the flypast of the iconic Vulcan Bomber during it's final flight before retirement. These images caught XH558 as it gracefully wound it's way through the valleys between Thirlmere and Ambleside in the Lake District on the 10th October 2015.

Last Ferry at Ambleside

The last ferry arriving at the Waterhead Pier in Ambleside, Cumbria during a stunning sunset.

The Marine Lake Southport

Marine Lake at Southport showing the Ramada Hotel, Genting Casino, Silcocks Funland and the Marine Way Bridge. The bridge itself is an asymmetric cable-stayed bridge, with the deck supported from an A-frame pylon sitting to one side of the lake channel.

Wayfarers Shopping Arcade

Wayfarer's Shopping Arcade on Lord Street in Southport.

Ashness Jetty

Ashness Pier located on Derwentwater is one of a number of stops for the Keswick launch.

Sunset at Southport Pier

Southport Pier with the sun illuminating the wooden boards. The pier is a Grade II listed building in Southport, Merseyside and is the second longest in Great Britain.

Misty Boathouse

Boathouses on the River Leven at Newby Bridge. Frosty morning causing the mist on the water.

Pump House

The former hydraulic pumping station at Hartley Quay on the east side of Canning Dock dates from the 1870s and has been restored as a pub/restaurant.

Southport Pier Sunset

Stunning sunset over Southport Pier, Merseyside. I love the way the pier itself leads you to the sunset.

South Stack at Sunset

The lighthouse on South Stack has warned passing ships of the treacherous rocks since its completion in 1809. It is 91-foot (28 m) high and the light can be seen from 28 miles away.

Tenby Harbour

Tenby Harbour sits in the middle of the beautiful Georgian town of Tenby surrounded by pastel coloured houses. Selective colouring to highlight the pastel buildings

Kitesurfing at Sunset

Lone Kitesurfer enjoying the last of the wind before the sunsets at Ainsdale. Ainsdale Beach is located 5 miles south of Southport and 15 miles north of Liverpool.

Derwentwater

Derwentwater as seen from Crow Park, Keswick in the Lake District. Cat Bells at the back is a poplular walk from Keswick and it has a modest height of 451 metres (1,480 ft).

Ashness Bridge

Ashness Bridge located south of Keswick is perhaps the most photographed packhorse bridge in the Lake District.