West Pennine Moors Series

This is a winter shot taken from Holcombe Hill, adjacent to the Peel Monument one January morning

This was taken early one January morning after a stroll up to the local Peel Tower landmark. The low lying fog was a bonus as I'd gone to shoot the sunrise.

Living high on the West Pennine Moors I get uninterrupted views over several Counties. Out of my back window I see this. I was up early one mid-Summer morning and nipped out into the field to grab this glorious silhouette and sunrise

This was a shot taken in early Summer with a low lying mist hanging about on the distant hillsides. The mist was changing constantly giving glimpses of the vista beyond

An early morning shot looking over towards the distinctive shape of Knowl Hill on Scout Moor

Temperature inversions are not uncommon overlooking Ramsbottom, however, this one stood out because the street lights were illuminating the fog and it contrasted with the dark, star-studded sky above it.

This is the result of a group of short, but heavy Summer storms which were passing over one day.

A late evening image of the sun filtering through the storm clouds and brightly illuminating patches of moorland

A low lying mist was constantly evolving and revealing Peel Tower in silhouette against a blue sky

A bleak and cold morning on Holcombe Moor waiting for the sun to climb above the horizon