Landscape that inspired novelist Mary Webb
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Early evening on Lyth Hill, near Shrewsbury - this was my view looking towards the Stretton Hills.
A step back in time along Offa's Dyke
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A grassy pathway through history along Offa’s Dyke, named after the Anglo-Saxon king of Mercia.
Village that may have inspired Conan Doyle
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A bright blue sky blazes above Ruyton XI Towns, between Shrewsbury and Oswestry.
Sunrise and silence in the Shropshire Hills
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Here's the iconic Wrekin at sunrise, seen beneath a dramatic orange-coloured sky.
A bird's-eye view of Shropshire
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I’m always looking for new ways to photograph Shropshire - and this week it was a case of up, up and away.
Spectacular sunrise over Ludlow
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What a morning - here's a spectacular sunrise over Ludlow and St Laurence’s Church.
Patchwork of green beneath Moyledd Hill
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It was new territory for me when I paid a visit to Moelydd Hill, near Oswestry.
Evening sunlight on Titterstone Clee
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Titterstone Clee is bathed with evening sunshine in this view from Mortimer Forest, near Ludlow.
Hailstorms, wind and rain on Caer Caradoc
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Hail, wind and rain - that’s what I had to contend with on the summit of Caer Caradoc this week.
Spectacular blossom across Shropshire
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Springtime in Shropshire has been spectacular this year, despite the overnight frosts.
Light and shadows on the Stiperstones
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Evening sunlight picks out Diamond Rock on the Stiperstones, looking towards Cranberry Rock.
A frosty morning on Whitcliffe Common
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Mist swirls around Ludlow Castle at dawn - this was my view from a frosty Whitcliffe Common.
Spring blossoms into life in beautiful Clun
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Bright blue sky, dazzling pink cherry blossom - can Shropshire look any more beautiful?
A view of Bridgnorth with a difference
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A visit to the summit of Brown Clee resulted in a picture that I didn’t know was possible.
Brief encounter on Hopesay Common
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A white pony looks me in the eye during a brief encounter on Hopesay Common, near Craven Arms.
Sunshine and snow on Caer Caradoc
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A sparkling morning on Caer Caradoc made me forget about the icy wind that whipped across its summit.
Dark shadow of a Civil War massacre
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A tree casts a dramatic shadow across the medieval walls of Hopton Castle, near Craven Arms, at sunrise.
Pink glow of moonrise over the Wrekin
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The best pictures are often the ones you don’t plan for - as this shot of moonrise over the Wrekin shows.
Our favourite images in a year of challenges
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It has been a year like no other, filled with dramatic changes to our everyday lives.
Frost and mist over dreamy Bridgnorth
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Here’s a dreamy view of Bridgnorth at dawn, with the town wreathed in layers of mist.
Misty dawn in the Redlake Valley
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A layer of mist cloaks the landscape as dawn breaks over the beautiful Redlake Valley in Shropshire.
Legacy of industry on Brown Clee
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The legacy of industry is still to be seen on Brown Clee, which is the tallest peak in Shropshire.
Country idyll of the postman poet
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Autumn sun picks out the church at Cleobury Mortimer, with Titterstone Clee seen in the background.
A step back in time at Wenlock Priory
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A step back in time - here are the medieval ruins of Wenlock Priory, surrounded by autumn colour.
Golden light on Tolkien's Middle Earth
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Sunrise casts a golden glow over the Wrekin, as autumn steals across the landscape.
A magical sunrise on Caer Caradoc
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A wonderful sight as the sun rose over Shropshire was my reward for keeping a sharp eye on the weather forecast.
Judges commend Ironbridge image
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Delighted that one of my pictures has been commended in the Landscape Photographer of the Year awards.
Tranquil evening in the Clun Valley
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A beautiful evening of sun and shadows in the Clun Valley, not far from the small village of Bettws y Crwyn.
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Landscape that inspired novelist Mary Webb
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2021
Landscape that inspired novelist Mary Webb
A step back in time along Offa's Dyke
Village that may have inspired Conan Doyle
Sunrise and silence in the Shropshire Hills
A bird's-eye view of Shropshire
Spectacular sunrise over Ludlow
Patchwork of green beneath Moyledd Hill
Evening sunlight on Titterstone Clee
Hailstorms, wind and rain on Caer Caradoc
Spectacular blossom across Shropshire
Light and shadows on the Stiperstones
A frosty morning on Whitcliffe Common
Spring blossoms into life in beautiful Clun
A view of Bridgnorth with a difference
Brief encounter on Hopesay Common
Sunshine and snow on Caer Caradoc
Dark shadow of a Civil War massacre
Pink glow of moonrise over the Wrekin
2020
Our favourite images in a year of challenges
Frost and mist over dreamy Bridgnorth
Misty dawn in the Redlake Valley
Legacy of industry on Brown Clee
Country idyll of the postman poet
A step back in time at Wenlock Priory
Golden light on Tolkien's Middle Earth
A magical sunrise on Caer Caradoc
Judges commend Ironbridge image
Tranquil evening in the Clun Valley
Peace and solitude at Brook Vessons
Sunrise and shadows at Clun Castle
A landscape in green and gold
Misty dawn over the ruins of Ludlow Castle
A celebration of beautiful Shropshire
Triumph of the Clun Green Man
Sea of gold at Smethcote church
Sun and snow on the Clee Hills
Spring is just around the corner
Watery scene at Attingham Park
New Shropshire book on the way
A visit to 'Shropshire's Pompeii'
Early morning sunshine on Linley Hill beeches
Winter sun on the Hollies Nature Reserve
Mist over Shropshire
Reflections on the past
Sunrise from Caradoc