This collection brings together a broad range of images captured across the fells, mountains and coastlines of Northern Britain. Cumbria features prominently, alongside locations including the west coast of Scotland and the Yorkshire Dales. Throughout the work, there is a recurring interest in the ways in which the landscape has been shaped and marked by human presence.
Although most of these images are captured digitally, they retain a strong connection to Paul’s earlier work and his beginnings in photography.
“I cut my teeth on 35mm black and white film cameras. There is something very special about the way the tones within the landscape are rendered when working in monochrome. My portfolio today seeks to capture something of that early experience of shooting on classic film stocks. I have also recently reintroduced film into my workflow. As much as I love the colours of Lakeland, especially during the autumn months, nothing quite captures tonality and texture like black and white."
You can order a selection of fine art prints and wall art by visiting his shop here.
Oban Ferry and rain clouds
Hartsop Dodd
Grey Crag
Wastwater and the Wasdale Screes.
Angle Tarn
Paddle Boarder. Applecross Bay.
Thirlmere
Rain storm. Isle of Raasay.
Glen Carron.
Loch Toll nam Biast.
Beinn Dahm.
Causey Pike
Early winter snowfall. Lake District
Kendal
Great Calva and Blencathra
Abandoned quarry workings, Hodge Close
Gylen Castle, Kerrera
Langstrath
Matterdale Common
Watsons Dodd
Fell runner, Great Gable
Hayeswater Gill
Crinkle Crags
Spring Hag
Striding Edge
Bowderdale Beck. The Howgill Fells
Thirlmere
Towards Grasmere
St Sundays Crag
Easedale Tarn
Matterdale