Cuernos del Paine, Torres del Paine National Park in Chilean Patagonia

Puma prowling, Torres del Paine National Park.

Osorno Volcano at Sunrise

Araucarias (Chile pines) presenting an exotic, almost surreal, landscape on the slopes of Lanin Volcano.

A little-known tree tunnel on the Marlborough Downs in autumn splendour and soft light.

Dying Guardian, a curious ancient oak with a slender living trunk within the shell of a dead one.

Lover’s Loop, an ancient beech tree captured on my Savernake Forest in Autumn Photography Tour.

Carstone boulders on Hunstanton Beach revealed by a falling tide at sunset.

Aurora borealis over Burnham Overy Staithe on the North Norfolk coast.

Warnscale Bothy and the view to Buttermere on the final day of my second Lake District in Autumn Photography Tour.

A 30-second exposure using daylight filtering into the chamber brings out subtle colours in the green slate of Cathedral Cavern.

Derwentwater at sunrise on my Lake District in Autumn Photography Tour. A cloudy sky is no obstacle to capturing great colours.

Amethyst deceiver (Laccaria amethystina) in Savernake Forest. I love the colour and the name.

The trees in Porlock Marsh were killed by sea water when the beach breached in 1996 and now stand in a salt marsh. I photographed these star trails over one of the dead trees while waiting for spring high tide at sunrise.

As a glance at any of Hartland's beaches shows, the grain of the landscape, derived from the folding of its underlying strata, runs east-west. A series of river valleys once sloped down to the peninsula's west coast but millennia of erosion by the sea has truncated them. They now form hanging valleys ending at a cliff edge, over which waterfalls tumble to the beach below.

Sunrise through the natural arch of Blackchurch Rock.

Red Deer Rut

Storm Agnes, Porthcawl

Honey Street in Morning Mist

Oystercatcher and knot packed together at their high tide roost at Snettisham during the biggest tide of 2023.