Monochrome

"I cut my teeth on 35mm black and white film cameras.  There is something very special in the way the tones found within the landscape are rendered when monochrome is utilised. My portfolio today seeks to emulate those early days shooting classic film stocks".
The Oban Ferry passes the Eilean Musdile lighthouse, with rain swept mountains and a cloudy sky creating a dramatic, atmospheric scene.
Below a summer sky, a bare tree and drystone wall can be seen against a backdrop of Hartsop Fell in Patterdale.
Gray Crag in Patterdale in shadow against a summer sky with Hayeswater visible in the background.
A black and white view of Wastwater and the Wasdale Screes set against a striking sky with billowing white clouds
A black and white image of Angle Tarn and The Helvellyn Mountains set under and almost cloudless summer sky.
A lone paddleboarder crosses a sunlit Applecross Bay beneath dramatic, dark storm clouds, with a silhouetted mountain ridge stretching across the horizon.
A black-and-white landscape photograph looking down over Thirlmere as it winds between steep, rugged hills, with wooded slopes and scattered dead trees in the foreground. The calm water reflects the overcast sky, while the valley recedes towards distant mountains beneath a layered cloud-filled sky.
The Isle of Skye is shrouded in sweeping rain clouds and a dark brooding sky. A large submarine can be seen cruising across the black water on its way to sea.
Black-and-white mountain landscape with rugged peaks, dark evergreen forest, rolling slopes, and dramatic storm clouds.
Black-and-white mountain loch high in the Torrid Mountains in North West Scotland with calm reflective water, rocky shoreline and dramatic clouds.
Black-and-white mountain landscape with rugged ridges, a deep valley, and billowing clouds overhead, creating a dramatic, tranquil mood.
Black-and-white landscape shot of a snow capped Causey Pike and windswept ridge,.
Black-and-white mountain landscape with snow-covered peaks, barren rolling hills, and dramatic storm clouds creating a stark, moody scene.
Black-and-white landscape of a solitary leafless tree standing in a dark field, with distant hills beneath a summer sky with high wispy clouds.
Black-and-white image showing Blencathra and Carrock Fell in the English Lake district beneath scattered clouds, creating a quiet, expansive, dramatic mood.
A dramatic black and white shot of a line of trees clinging the the cliff edge of a disused slate quarry.
Under a brooding stormy sky, a ruined Scottish Castle can be seen perched on a cliff overlooking the sea. Sunlit fern can be seen in the foreground.
A black and white image of a steep sided and rugged mountain valley with patches of sunlight illuminating a mountain beck.
A black and white photograph of a broad tree in full leaf. Beneath its broad span can be seen a quiet contrary lane, drystone walls and distant hills.
Black-and-white mountain landscape beneath dramatic swirling clouds and bright sunlight, creating a vast, serene yet powerful atmosphere.
Dramatic black and white shot of a Fell Runner descending a very steep scree slope under a clear blue summer sky.
Black-and-white mountain valley with scattered leafless trees, rugged slopes, and rocky ground.
A black and white photo of dark trees on either side of a shallow valley framing snow capped crags in the distance.
Black-and-white wetland landscape reflecting leafless trees in amongst tall grasses. Rolling hills and dramatic clouds form the backdrop.
Black and white shot of patches of sunlight highlighting the steep slopes of Striding Edge in the Lake District.
Strong sunlight picks out a meandering Bowderdale Beck in the Howgill Fells, Cumbria.
A black and white image of a calm Thirlmere Reservoir and the snow capped lower slopes of the Helvellyn Range.
Dark storm clouds rolling over the Grasmere Valley.
A shot of the icy slopes of St Sundays Crag under a bright winter sky with high scattered cloud. The shot is rendered in black and white.
The mirror surface of Easedale Tarn in the Lake District reflects perfectly the crags at the top of Sourmilk Gill
Four weathered trees equally spaced along a rocky outcrop in the Derwent Fells range.
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