Peaceful end to the day in the Stretton Hills
Soft autumn colours steal across the slopes of the Lawley, near Church Stretton, at sunset.
Soft autumn colours steal across the slopes of the Lawley, near Church Stretton, at sunset.
Here are the Northern Lights shining above Hopton Castle, near Craven Arms, on Saturday night.
It’s here - a new edition of A Shropshire Lad featuring my photographs has now gone on sale.
There's a reason why the rocky crevice beneath the summit of the Wrekin is known as the Needle's Eye!
I couldn't resist putting up my drone when I stepped outside the office and saw an amazing rainbow over Shifnal.
Delighted to say that a new edition of A Shropshire Lad featuring my photographs goes on sale next month
Sunshine and shadow - golden evening light picks out the folds and contours of the lovely Redlake Valley.
How inviting is this - a winding path leading up to Caer Caradoc on a hike around the Stretton Hills.
A perfect reflection - this shot of the Iron Bridge was taken from a few feet above the Severn with my new drone.
Sunshine and shadows - this is Carding Mill Valley, with Church Stretton seen in the distance.
How tranquil is this - the village of Hopesay, near Craven Arms, nestled beneath the slopes of Burrow Hill.
Here's a stunning carpet of bluebells in Chempshill Coppice at Worfield, near Bridgnorth.
I was on my way up the Wrekin at sunrise when I got the distinct impression that I wasn’t alone.
A twisting country lane that’s a pathway into history - this is sunrise at Moreton Corbet Castle, near Shawbury.
How typically English is this - a host of golden daffodils in the village of Cardington, near Church Stretton.
How beautiful is this - vivid pink cherry blossom near the medieval packhorse bridge at Clun.
A stark yet beautiful sunrise on the summit of Titterstone Clee, with the radar domes standing like sentinels.
A walk among giants - here is the majestic avenue of beech trees on Linley Hill, near Norbury.
What a sight - I had spent sunrise on the Lawley and came across this view as I was heading back down the hill.
There's no way I was going to pass up the chance to make the most of the sunshine we had at the weekend.
Early morning on Caer Caradoc, on a day when it was so cold that the water in this pool had turned to ice.
How I love a misty landscape, with its eerie white silence transporting you into a world of your own.
Over the hills and far away - with a sprinkling of white on the distant slopes.
Brrr! - it's been great taking pictures in the snow, but what a relief now the cold spell has eased its icy grip.
Stark and otherworldly - this is sunset at Mitchell’s Fold stone circle on Stapeley Hill, near the Stiperstones.
The new year is just around the corner, so here's a look back at our top 10 shots from the past 12 months.
It's the start of our Shropshire advent calendar, and here is Ludlow Castle surrounded by hoar frost.
Can anyone else imagine four Hobbits hiding from a Black Rider along this path on Wenlock Edge?
Here’s a vivid band of colour lighting up the sky above the ruins of lovely Ludlow Castle.
A pink and gold sunset in the Clun Valley was made even more beautiful as birds swooped across the sky.
Peaceful end to the day in the Stretton Hills
Night sky lights up above Hopton Castle
A Shropshire Lad starts a bright new chapter
Squeezing through the Eye of the Needle
Stunning rainbow appears over Shifnal