Monochrome

The wreck of the 'Magpie' lies decaying and forgotten at Lindesfarne Harbour

A lone tree on Twistleton Scar End, a quite magnificent limestone pavement above Ingleton in the Yorkshire Dales.

The Haunting DC-3 (or Dakota) Plane Wreck at Sólheimasandur Beach. The white fuselage stands out beautifully against the black Volcanic ash making it a super subject for monochrome photography.

A long exposure at St Abbs on a wild and windy day

The Iconic dome of St Pauls Cathedral seen from the Millenium Bridge.

Castle Stalker sits on a tidal islet on Loch Laich, an inlet off Loch Linnhe. The castle is visible from the A828 road about midway between Oban and Glen Coe..

One of my most enjoyable days photographing was at Brimilsvellir where we found this wonderful church in quite perfect conditions for shooting.

The four peaks of the Black Mount look resplendent in their winter coat as the ice begins to melt on Rannoch Moor

Bjarnarhofn chapel, a beautiful and wonderfully situated small wooden church near Stykkisholmur on the Snaefellsnes Peninsula.

This fantastic reflection of Kirljufell mountain was too good not to stop and take a few images.

One of the many boat sheds at Lindesfarne harbour on the Holy Isle. The textures on the shed were wonderful and in my opinion suit the black and white conversion.

Probably the most potographed boat in Scotland, a popular view at the Milton Basin, Loch Ard

The Marram grasses mimic the waves at beautiful Bamburgh

Bodach an Stoir, or as it is more commonly known The Old Man of Storr is a large standing formation of rock which is popular with hillwalkers and photographers.

The Ruins of Dunlewey Church are quaintly seated in a picturesque valley named “The Poisoned Glen” at the foot of Mount Errigal in County Donegal. Some say that few will go near this church….. believing it to be haunted!

Known as the Corpach Wreck the MV Dayspring, (laterally the Golden Harvest) is an old fishing vessel built in 1975. Now beached on the Kilmallie shoreline since she was washed ashore in a storm in 2011

The Iconic Manhattan Bridge rises into the mist

The wonderful Barnes Ness lighthouse with its white paint standing out against the dark sky.

Magnificent Turnberry Lighthouse reflected in a rock pool at low tide, the dark clouds help to make the lighthouse stand out.

Fantasticallly situated, this little church can be found just off the A830 'The Road to the Isles'

The fifth stone circle (MM5) on Machrie Moor, known as ‘Fingal’s Cauldron Seat’.

A lone tree survives on a cold and desolate Rannoch Moor.