Cotton grass in the evening sun. Its name in Norwegian is myrull -bog wool and apparently this is what the trolls use to make their clothes.

Hear more about the man behind the lens in this video by Jason Thompson. Thank you to all involved. The gallery has been curated in a sympathetic manner with Mik’s talent shining through in every aspect. #photography #BlackandWhite #blackandwhitephotography

Wet and windy this afternoon and stereotypically bank holiday weather, with many outdoor events no doubt suffering the fate of Peter Brook’s ‘I/C Cakes’. Always attracted to the incongruous, the sign on the tent in an obvious washout would have appealed to his sense of humour.

T A N H I L L S H O W Another wild and windy day for the annual Tan Hill Swaledale Sheep Show up in Arkengarthdale/Swaledale this week. Great location at Tan Hill Inn - Britains highest inn at 1732 feet above sea level. #YorkshireDales

T A N H I L L S H O W Another wild and windy day for the annual Tan Hill Swaledale Sheep Show up in Arkengarthdale/Swaledale this week. Paul Hallam won both champion (with his ewe) and reserve champion (with his tup hogg). Great location at Tan Hill Inn - Britain's

Drove past this fantastic field again on my way to the Lincolnshire coast! #ontheroad in #lincolnshire

A few random things from today at the North Yorkshire County Agricultural Show.

I N I S   O Í R R   A beautiful day in Ireland exploring Inis Oírr / Inisheer, the tiniest of the three Aran Islands and home to 2,000 kilometres of drystone walls.   The walls on Aran are known as ‘lace’ walls, they’re made from a single layer of stones with gaps to allow the

T H E B A Y Last light. #morecambebay

Making new work in Grimsby...

S E A L A V E N D E R Stiffkey saltmarsh, Norfolk

C R A B S A N D L O B S T E R S We were out at sea by 3.30am. Henry is a single-handed fisherman who works off the beach in Cromer, today he was working 6 fleets of 20 pots at the most a couple of miles from the shore. Meanwhile I tried to be creative but mostly sat in the