• Gateway to Winter

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    I stumbled across this beautiful winter scene during a walk in some very pretty woods above the little Peak District village of Grindleford, just after a fresh snow fall. Early in winter, the last of the beech leaves were still clinging to the branches, covered in a light dusting of snowflakes. I love the little 'ping' of colour that they add to an otherwise almost black and white view, and that suggestion of the seasons changing, the turn from autumn to winter.
    Peak District Images | Peak District Winter
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  • Aflame

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    Honestly, sometimes you have days that you wish would never end, when everywhere you look are scenes of the most incredible beauty, you have to stop, put down the camera for a bit and look in awe. The autumn colours along this narrow lane in the Upper Derwent Valley were off the scale, and even better when reflected in the pools of water gathered along the verges.
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  • Dappled Light

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    These woods above the village of Hathersage in the Peak District are a family favourite of mine - easily accessible and with an abundance of trees to climb, rocks to scramble over and secret glades to explore. The spaces between the trees allow the sunlight to filter through, and in the Spring it looks wonderful as the light hits the bluebells and creates shadows on the little grassy paths.
    Peak District Images | Peak District Spring | Bluebells | Bluebell Woods
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  • The Secret Path

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    This wonderful little path on the edge of the Peak District village of Pilsley is a hidden gem, especially in summer, when it's so crowded with cow parsley that it feels like you're fighting your way through a very English country jungle. It's a feast for the senses to walk here; it looks so beautiful but it smells divine too, and the sound of the birds singing their little hearts out is incredible.
    Peak District Images | Peak District Summer | Pilsley
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  • Remembering

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    Poppies are such poignant flowers, with their delicate, paper-thin petals. To see so many in this beautiful field in the Peak District village of Hassop was an incredible privilege, and the storm clouds above just added to the drama and colour of the scene.
    Peak District Images | Peak District Summer | Poppies
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  • The Light Beyond

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    This beautiful, quiet lane between the villages of Grindleford and Eyam is a wonderful place to wander in every season and at every time of day, but I felt so incredibly lucky to chance upon it in the summer mist, with the sun shining through those magnificent beech trees beside the gate.  Everything had a slightly ethereal, magical glow.
    Peak District Images | Peak District Summer | Trees
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  • Summer Lane

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    This is a little gated lane just outside the Peak District village of Hathersage, and it was a perfect early summer day when I chanced upon this view, with the road winding through the bright gorse ahead and into the trees. What I couldn't capture was the scent of the blossom in the tree above ... and the incredible noise of the thousands of bees enjoying the flowers!
    Peak District Images | Peak District Summer | Country Lanes | Hathersage
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  • A Quiet Walk

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    This lovely lane is in Staffordshire, not far from the little Peak District village of Wetton. The setting sun was turning the sky a beautiful pinky purple, which matched the colours of the wild scabious flowers in the verges. It was a warm, quiet evening and just a very pretty scene that I felt privileged to be able to capture.
    Peak District Images | Peak District Lane | Summer
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  • The summer heather in the Peak District is a truly awe-inspiring sight, with the hills and moors turned briefly into a palette of vibrant pinks and purples.  This shot was taken on a perfect summer evening at Millstone Edge, when the dusky colours in the sky matched those on the ground.  The bright green of the grasses and those lichen-covered rocks in the foreground just completed the scene for me.
    Peak District Images | Peak District Heather | Millstone Edge | Hathersage
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  • A Summer Field

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    Poppies are such beautiful flowers, with their poignant symbolism and their fragile, delicate, tissue-paper petals. They're also very fickle about when and where they grow. The seeds can lay dormant in soil for up to 100 years and need light to flourish, so you'll only find poppies in ground that has been disturbed. This might explain why this Peak District field in Bubnell was an absolute sea of poppies one year, yet had not a single bloom in it the following year. It made me feel even more privileged to have seen it, and to have been able to watch the sun set over these crimson petals.
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  • Autumn Glow

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    Padley Gorge in the Peak District is a wonderful place to visit in the autumn. The foliage is a fantastic spectrum of colours above you, and the ground under your feet is littered with red among the tree roots.  This beech tree is a particular favourite of mine and it looked so beautiful decked out in its autumn finery.
    Peak District Images | Peak District Autumn | Padley Gorge
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  • Stormy Light

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    I love the simplicity of trees in winter; stripped of their leaves they take on a delicate structural beauty that allows you to really notice each individual branch and twig. This little stunner on a moor above the Peak District village of Hathersage was being picked out perfectly by the late evening sun against a rather menacing sky as I passed, so obviously I had to stop and preserve the fleeting moment, it would have been a travesty not to.
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