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I’m a landscape photographer. I hope you enjoy my page. Prints of photos are available. Drop me a message and I can add it to the WMP online shop.

www.walkingmanphotography.co.uk

12/11/2026

Eveningtime in York

12/11/2026

One of my favourite photographs I've ever taken of the wonderful Wasdale Head Inn. I absolutely love the way the mountainside looms behind the old boozer, appearing almost impossibly close, as though the rugged fell rises straight up from its doorstep. In reality, it's quite some distance away, but the perspective creates a magical illusion. A perfect little slice of Lakeland magic, where the mountains, the landscape and the character of the pub all come together beautifully. ❤️⛰️🍺

12/11/2026

Autumn Glow at West Burton

There is something truly magical about Cauldron Falls at West Burton, tucked away in the beautiful surroundings of Bishopdale. I never tire of visiting this little corner of the Yorkshire Dales; it offers so many different perspectives, each revealing its own character and charm.

Yet this is the view I keep coming back to, and undoubtedly my favourite way to photograph the falls. Getting down low, close to the water, allows the little rapids to take centre stage, their gentle movement drawing the eye through the frame as the soft autumn light brings warmth and colour to the scene.

For me, it's these smaller details that often hold the greatest beauty – the movement of water, the play of light and the quiet magic of a place in autumn.

For those who enjoy the technical details, the EXIF settings were:

- Aperture: f/13
- Shutter speed: 1/6 sec
- ISO: 160
- Focal length: 35mm

11/11/2026

Walkers out walking in the fields above Gayle, I wonder if they had a belly full of cheese from the Wensleydale Creamery to send them on their way?

11/11/2026

Storm clouds on the Isle of Lewis

11/11/2026

Muker from just above Thwaite with the last of autumn clinging on for dear life.

11/11/2026

Autumn sets the slopes of Kisdon Hill in Swaledale ablaze with colour, as the silver birches shimmer in a glorious tapestry of gold, amber and russet against the muted tones of the hillside. Their delicate branches seem to dance in the autumn light, while in the corner an old, weather-beaten tree stands stark and silent, its bare skeletal limbs reaching skywards. I love the contrast between the vibrant exuberance of the birches and the quiet, timeless presence of the dead tree – two very different chapters in nature’s ever-turning story. 🍂🍁

10/11/2026

The changing seasons of Gunnerside Meadows 🍂

A quintessentially beautiful glimpse of Gunnerside Meadows, where autumn is slowly weaving its magic across the landscape. A tapestry of golden leaves, bare and skeletal branches, and the occasional stubborn green tree still clinging to the last lingering whispers of summer.

There is something wonderfully timeless about this corner of Swaledale. Gunnerside's story stretches back over a thousand years, its very name thought to derive from the Old Norse for Gunnar's summer pasture. These peaceful meadows and rolling hills have witnessed generations of farming life, while the nearby Gunnerside Gill once echoed to the industry and toil of lead miners during the great mining years of the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries.

Today, the old stone barns, dry-stone walls and patchwork fields remain as quiet reminders of those who shaped this landscape. And as another season turns, the meadows offer their own gentle reminder that beauty is often found in the changing, the fading and the things that linger just a little longer.

A little slice of Yorkshire Dales magic. 🍁

10/11/2026

An evening at Dun Carloway (Dùn Chàrlabhaigh) Broch – a truly magical place, steeped in history and surrounded by the rugged beauty of the Isle of Lewis. ❤️

Built over 2,000 years ago during the Iron Age, these incredible stone walls have stood strong through countless generations, witnessing changing seasons and centuries of island life.

Standing here, you can't help but wonder about the people who once lived within these walls, the stories they shared and the lives they led. There is something quite special about being somewhere where history feels so alive.

As the evening light settles over this ancient landmark, you can't help but feel humbled by its beauty, its history and the stories it holds. A truly unforgettable place. ❤️

10/11/2026

A gloomy Friday morning last week in Muker.
I love this little gate, it always seems like the start of an adventure when I walk through it.

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