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North Yorkshire based photography company ran by ABransbyPhotography and LHeananPhotography selling photography prints and gifts at local craft and country fairs.

06/11/2026

We Remember

Having taken a day off work to spend some time out with the camera I opted to go for an explore of a couple of locations I’d not photographed before. Having seen photographs previously of lovely poppy displays at the WW1 soldier statue at Seaham. With the day before my visit having been the 80th anniversary of D day thankfully the display had still been left. A challenging photo to get in the middle of the afternoon with plenty of people around thankfully the rain came driving many inside while I sat on the damp grass enjoying the peace as others had left.

Location = Tommy Statue, Seaham

Date Taken = 7th June 2024

Taken By = Andrew

05/11/2026

Purple Rain

Sunset spent up on the moors with Andrew, a lone tree, a carpet of heather and thousands of midges. Having never visited this location before we were worried that we may struggle to find it however we hoped that a lone tree shouldn’t be too hard to find. It actually turned out to be really easy, as we climbed out of the village up onto the open moorland it really did stand out like a sore thumb perched along atop the carpet of purple on the remote moor. We scouted around looking for compositions trying not to stand still for too long in fear of getting devoured by the resident midges while waiting for the sun to dip below the bank of cloud on the horizon. We hoped it doing so would spread some colour and light the sky up in beautiful pinks and our prayers were answered as some colour was provided as we snapped away before heading home away from the hungry locals that had been plaguing us.

04/11/2026

Rainbow Huts

Colour in the sky and lots of colours on the ground. An image from very early in my photography journey saw me visit my happy place of Whitby and it was hard not to be drawn to the striking colours of Whitby’s seafront beach huts. With the cliffs of neighbouring Sandsend in the background and the ornate metal railings and path leading towards them this image was certainly one that helped to lift my love of photography and hook me in.

Location = Whitby

Date Taken = 10th May 2022

Taken by = Andrew

03/11/2026

Grazing

A staple of a cows day is meal time. Working its way through the luscious green grass of Baslow Edge the herd of cows were completely unfazed by the people around. Every now and again they’d pop their head up to check who was around or where their calf had gone before going in for their next nibble but for them they knew their priorities.

Location = Baslow Edge, Peak District

Date Taken = 19th August 2023

Taken by = Laura

02/11/2026

Standing Tall

A cool winters day in Whitby is food for the soul to me. The quieter time of year when the hordes of tourists aren’t around and I can spend some peaceful time with my camera and my favourite place. A place with so much to see and photograph that I will never grow tired of it. Finding new compositions will only get harder and harder to come by but that is the beauty of it and what gets the creative juices flowing. Having had an early morning shower there we scattered puddles dotted around the town and I spent a lot of time crouched / kneeled down trying to line puddles up in an interesting way to capture a reflection shot. This one caught both the railings and the lighthouse on the West Pier in it (after a lot of small tripod adjustments) and the whites of the railings and lighthouse suited a black and white photograph to simplify the image and remove distractions including a bright blue sky.

Location = Whitby

Date Taken = 31st January 2025

Taken By = Andrew

30/10/2026

Feeling Blue

Despite what I named this photo I wasn’t feeling blue at all. Having pitched up at one of my favourite campsites to date, had a short drive to this beautiful castle and eaten some lovely Scottish shortbread I was a long way from feeling blue. The fact however is that this castle really suited been taken in blue hour with the castle lit in a contrasting warm glow and the blue hour sky really helping to show of the layers of the background hills / mountains off to a tee. That twinned with some still reflections which was surprising if you’d seen the deluge we’d had before made me very happy!

Location = Eilean Donan Castle

Date Taken = 3rd May 2023

Taken By = Laura

29/10/2026

Squirrel Nutkin

While I did name this photo Squirrel Nutkin I am aware that in the Beatrix Potter book that Squirrel Nutkin was indeed a red squirrel and not a grey but unfortunately the red are a much lesser spotted sight nowadays and I’m yet to capture a nice photograph of a red squirrel that I’m happy with (but I will). This photo actually also heavily reminded me of yet another great book in that the squirrel appears to be giving a begging look like that of Oliver Twist and asking “Please sir I want some more”. Now this is most likely the case as people do often feed them in this park and I did also have some nuts with me to feed the squirrels if they weren’t coming near for their photos to be taken but this one actually came and sat near me without them as I simply sat on a bench enjoying the birds calling in the park.

Location = Locke Park, Redcar

Date Taken = 4th November 2022

Taken by = Andrew

28/10/2026

Break in the clouds

Driving to Saltburn I was under an almost completely cloud covered sky. Heading down to the little remaining bit of beach as the tide crept in I set my camera to capture some of the moving waves crashing into the legs of the pier. Using a long exposure to capture some movement in the waves on the pebbly beach a small gap in the cloud appeared to lighten what was looking like it would be a flat moody image.

Location = Saltburn-by-the-Sea

Date Taken = 7th February 2022

Taken by = Laura

27/10/2026

Beautiful Byland

Many locations can take numerous visits before you get the kind of light that you want. The unseen time and effort that goes into some of my photos is countless and that’s all part of the fun. Sometimes you might get lucky and catch some lovely light first time and yes that’s great but if that were always the case you’d lose the thrill of the chase and the challenges that make photography so interesting to me. Now here I must admit this was one of those occasions where I did indeed get lucky and get some lovely conditions. When visiting somewhere I’ve never been before I always like to make sure I’m there in good time. It allows me to explore and pick out a favourite composition or two before the best of the light hits and stops me going into headless chicken mode and taking a load of photos that I don’t really like. Quality over quantity for me and make sure what you do is done right. These abbey ruins were an absolute joy in this respect as I found numerous compositions while wandering round and when the light did come out this was my favourite with the golden side light hitting the ruins and the grasses with just enough cloud to make the sky interesting.

Location = Byland Abbey

Date Taken = 3rd December 2022

Taken By = Andrew

26/10/2026

Frosty Snowy Morning

While an unimaginative name for this photo it is very accurate. An icy cold morning with a light dusting of snow saw me heading up the topping and to visit this gnarly old tree before ascending. The dry stone wall leading up to Roseberry putting the path into shadow turning it into a skating rink until the sun rose higher later in the day.

Location: Roseberry Topping

Date Taken: 14th December 2022

Taken By: Laura

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