Views of the North. An exhibition of landscape photography

This autumn I am excited to have been given the opportunity to hold my first solo exhibition. Launching on 29 October and going through to 24 November Views of the North will showcase a selection of my traditional, abstract and minimal landscape photography work. Capturing scenes of areas less well trodden as well as a few more familiar spots from around the Yorkshire Dales, North York Moors and North of England.

The exhibition is being held at Horticap just down the road from RHS Harlow Carr. You can find directions HERE

Below are some of the prints that will be on display throughout the exhibition.

A farm in Teesdale sits crumbling and abandoned in the snow

Grasses emerge from the snow that lies across Cronkley Pasture in Teesdale.

Low cloud and mists move through Rosedale in the North York Moors. On the eastern side of the valley a solitary tree stands out from the forest.

A tree standing on a rocky outcrop near Conistone in Wharfedale, North Yorkshire on a fresh, hazy spring morning.

Spring snowfall and mists in the woods at Timble in the Washburn Valley, North Yorkshire

The gateway to a forgotten farm now no more than a ruin, hidden among the trees of a plantation wood in the Washburn Valley

A still, misty, winter day by Fewston Reservoir in the Washburn Valley. Balls of ice cling to reeds that stand reflected in the cold waters

A still, misty, winter day by Fewston Reservoir in the Washburn Valley. Reeds stand reflected in the cold waters

Dense early morning mists roll through the gullies and around the limestone knotts near Malham, Yorkshire Dales

A old track leads through dry stone walled paddocks towards two old barns at High Hamer in the North York Moors

In the early light sheep graze among the bracken on Raven Hill in Great Fryup Dale in the North York Moors.

Hazy and humid late September afternoon by Winskill Stones in Ribblesdale

Twisted oaks, birch, ferns and mosses predominate this fairy tale like piece of unspoiled woodland in Nidderdale, North Yorkshire

A style on a quiet track among woodland in the Washburn Valley. No longer of use. The path leads around it and continues on.

Spring time in the North York Moors. A woodland track passes under blossoming Hawthorn.