We’d just like to wish all of our workshop participants, website visitors and blog followers a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year for 2020. Many thanks if you’ve been on a workshop this year and we look forward to … Continue reading Happy Christmas!
Originally posted on Mark Sunderland Photography Blog:
I’ve been to Guisecliff Wood quite a few times in autumn, but always seemed to arrive too late for the trees around the tarn, so I made a point of going in mid-October… Continue reading Guisecliff Wood
Around three weeks ago I had a commercial shoot at Arncliffe, a beautiful village near Kettlewell. On the drive up it was very clear what effect the heatwave was having on the landscape, the colours were almost Autumnal, lots of … Continue reading Workshop Report – Malham August 2018
We would like to wish you all a very Happy Yorkshire Day. Home to some of the most fantastic landscapes in the world and the backdrop to our Photography Workshops. Heres a few of my favourites from the locations we … Continue reading Happy Yorkshire Day 2018
On our first Stainforth workshop last year we were faced with a gloomy wet summer’s day so we were wrapped up in waterproofs and Ribblesdale was filled with low cloud. We were expecting something completely different this time during the … Continue reading Workshop Report – Stainforth June 2018
There are numerous old lead mine ruins around Greenhow near Pateley Bridge. One of the most interesting locations is the site of the Prosperous Lead Smelting Mill by Ashfold Side Beck and it’s well worth a hike out there at … Continue reading Yorkshire Photography Locations – Prosperous Lead Mine
It’s that time of year again when landscape photographers can be found lurking in woodlands armed with tripods and in search of that perfect carpet of spring flowers. Here are a few shots from last year’s trips along with a … Continue reading Bluebells and Wild Garlic Flowers
