A long exposure shot of the iconic West Pier at Brighton in muted tones for a retro feel.
A long exposure, minimalist shot of Clevedon Pier, described by Sir John Betjeman as the most beautiful pier in England.
Looking down the famous 199 steps in Whitby as the sunset casts a soft glow across the harbour
Starlings circling ready to roost for the night at the West Pier, Brighton.
The Grade I listed cottages in Arlington Row, Bibury. Arlington Row is one of the most iconic streets in the Cotswolds.
Gentle pink skies at sunset over St Michael's Mount, a tidal island near Marazion, Cornwall.
A long exposure shot during evening golden hour of St Michael's Mount, a tidal island in Mount's Bay, Cornwall.
Merlin's Cave and the sandy Tintagel Cove taken from the South West Coastal path, with the Tintagel Castle bridge and St Materiana's Church behind.
Built by William the Conqueror, Corfe Castle stands proud over the Dorset countryside, guarding the only natural route through the Purbeck Hills.
The iconic West Pier in Brighton draws crowds of people every evening to watch the sun set. Taken on 10th February 2022, over 3,500 students, friends and families were treated to this sunset as Brighton University celebrated a return to in-person graduation ceremonies at the Brighton Centre.
A winter day makes for a moody, atmospheric shot of St Mary's Church in Barnard Castle.
Designed by local architect, John Ellis, the War Memorial honours those lost from the local area in the first two world wars. It can be seen standing proudly on Black Hill from nearly all parts of Stonehaven town. An inscription carved into the stone at the top of the temple is written: "One by one death challenged them, they smiled in his grim visage and refused to be dismayed"
Dark clouds and stormy seas in the wake of Storm Otto make for a moody, atmospheric scene at Bowfiddle Rock, near Portknockie in Scotland.
The north door of St Edward's Church in Stow-on-the-Wold is framed by ancient yew trees, grown over the years to become an inherent part of the framework. It is rumoured that this scene gave JRR Tolkien inspiration for the “Doors of Durin,” the west gate of Moria that appears in a scene in the The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring.
St Mary's Lighthouse is a beautiful sight as it's bathed in the serene glow of a gentle sunset with the tide starting to recede and uncover the causeway to the island. It is truly an icon of the stunning Northumberland coastline.
As night falls at the Lone Tree of Llanberis, the last rays of the sun throw a beautiful golden glow onto the hills around Llyn Padarn.
As it has for centuries, Dolbadarn Castle stands guard over the Llanberis Pass on its lofty position overlooking the waters of Llyn Padarn in Snowdonia.
St Mary's lighthouse lit by the evening sun.
This arresting seascape captures the tranquil beauty of St Mary's lighthouse as the evening tides recede and the causeway emerges.
Looking across the River Wear to Durham Cathedral and the Old Fulling Mill, both resplendent in summer sunshine.
The mass ascent is a stunning spectacle to behold as hot air balloons take to the air over Bristol's Clifton Suspension Bridge and River Avon.
Hot air balloons take to the sky in a colourful display during the International Balloon Fiesta at Bristol.
The world's first iron bridge erected to span the River Severn in 1779 and still attracting visitors today.
Balloons fill the sky in this wide shot of Clifton Suspension Bridge during the annual International Balloon Fiesta.
Cromer Pier on a perfect summer's day, evoking thoughts of ice cream, sun tan lotion and bucket and spades. Azure seas and blue skies surround this iconic landmark, harking back to the town's Victorian and Edwardian history.
Last light at Happisburgh Lighthouse, the oldest working light on the Norfolk coast, coming into operation on the evening of New Year’s Day 1791. Originally one of a pair, it was designed to mark safe passage around the notorious Haisborough Sands.
The day after Storm Otto hit the North East of Scotland with 100mph winds, a glimmer of sunshine illuminates Bowfiddle Rock. The storm leaves in its wake rough seas and dark skies.
South Stack is famed for its glorious sunsets. On this night the sky was filled with a gentle pink light, looking down the renowned stairs that visitors to the lighthouse need to negotiate
A steep climb up the Cotswold Way from the village of Broadway leads to Broadway Tower, the brainchild of Capability Brown. It can be seen for miles across the Worcestershire countryside, serving at one time as a beacon hill visible from Worcester.
A beautiful evening admiring the view along the River Tyne with the iconic shape of the Tyne Bridge reflected in the waters and the stunning Glasshouse mirroring the sunset colours.
A view of the famous bridges over the River Tyne and the Newcastle city skyline with the spire of All Saints Church dominating. Taken from the High Level Bridge beautiful views are afforded of the Swing Bridge and Tyne Bridge with the Gateshead Millenium Bridge visible in the distance.
The beautiful arches of Knaresborough viaduct reflected in the River Nidd. Taken from Waterside.
The view of Knaresborough Viaduct from Waterside captures the beauty of its reflections in the River Nidd. Yorkshire-born writer, J. B. Priestley, loved how the river reflected the viaduct and said that it "added a double beauty to the scene".
A lone fisherman on the River Nidd has possibly the finest view as the sun sets behind Knaresborough Viaduct on a winters day. Taken from High Bridge.
Since 1890 The Forth Bridge has carried the Edinburgh to Aberdeen line across the Firth of Forth. It is a testament to engineering skill and is viewed by many as a symbol of Scotland, having previously been voted its greatest man-made wonder.
