Black & White

St Cuthbert's Cross

St Cuthbert's Cross on top of Church Hill at Alnmouth in Northumberland makes a dramatic Black & White Landscape photograph.

Rumored to be the site where St Cuthbert agreed to become Bishop of Lindisfarne when petitioned by the King Ecgfrith in 864 after is election at a synod at Twyford (which is believed to by the present day Alnmouth).

Abingdon Town Hall

Abingdon town hall dates back 1678 and the style of architecture is Baroque.

On notable national & local occasions the Lord Mayor of Abingdon throws buns off the roof to the waiting crowd in the market place, this is believed to date back to the

coronation of King George IV in 1821.

Bridge of Sighs

The iconic Bridge of Sighs in the University city of Oxford, a hint of mist adds a bit of atmosphere to this shot with the ever present bicycle in the foreground.

Buachaille Etive Mòr

The iconic shape of Buachaille Etive Mòr rises form Rannoch Moor in Glencoe.

Cirith Ungol

Cirith Ungol the pass into Shelob's Liar.

Actually the top of Bells Crag in low cloud shot from Honister Pass in the Lake District National Park.

Holy Trinity Church

Holy trinity church in the market town of Skipton, Yorkshire. The info red converted camera gives a lovely contrast to the scene

The Mallam Tree

The Iconic lone tree high above Mallam in the midst of the Limestone pavement which the Yorkshire National Park is famous for.

Resilience

Brimham Rocks in North Yorkshire one of the many attractions in the Yorkshire Dales

Cherhill White Horse

The Cherhill White horse on the edge of Cherhill down close to Malme in Wiltshire.

The other object in the photograph is the obelisk called the Lansdowne Monument, This is a 38-metre stone structure, erected in 1845 by the 3rd Marquess of Lansdowne to commemorate his ancestor Sir William Petty.

Above the White horse itself is an earthwork known as Oldbury Castle