Peak Landscapes RSShttp://www.peaklandscapes.com/Peak Landscapes RSS New Photo Feeden-usCove Bay Pebbleshttp://www.peaklandscapes.com/photos.php?gid=1&photoid=120Snow on Stanage Edgehttp://www.peaklandscapes.com/photos.php?gid=1&photoid=119On a cold evening out on Stanage Edge in the Peak District with Tim Parkin. The view to Higger Tor on a bitterly cold February evening.Frozen Blairs Lochhttp://www.peaklandscapes.com/photos.php?gid=1&photoid=118Rattray Head bathed in lighthttp://www.peaklandscapes.com/photos.php?gid=10&photoid=15After a 2 hour drive to get to Rattray Head for sunrise I had to run/stumble over the dunes to get to the beach for what was probably the most amazing sunrise I've ever witnessed. I just had time to make a few exposures before the colours faded to the dull grey of the rest of the sky. Having the beach to myself and witnessing such a display of beauty I'll never forget.Rattray Head lighthousehttp://www.peaklandscapes.com/photos.php?gid=10&photoid=16After a burning sunrise the sky soon died down to a dull blue, still beautiful in it's own way.The Moray Firth at sunsethttp://www.peaklandscapes.com/photos.php?gid=10&photoid=47bow fiddle rockhttp://www.peaklandscapes.com/photos.php?gid=10&photoid=55There's something almost unreal about seeing something as spectacular as Bow Fiddle Rock, it's such an amazing formation it looks almost man made. On this, my first visit, the sunrise wasn't spectacular but the muted colours make an excellent backdrop for this amazing work of nature.Bow fiddle Rock 4amhttp://www.peaklandscapes.com/photos.php?gid=10&photoid=79The sun really sets in the north of Scotland in the summer months. This evening I had spent sunset further down the coast at Cove Bay, after a short drive I was in Portnockie, I only had to wait an hour for the light to return so I could start work again. Just before sunrise at 4am I had positioned myself on an outcrop ready for the optimum light. I was rather surprised when I looked back towards the cliff top to see a row of photographers who were probably cursing me for getting there before them and positioning themselves in their field of view. I later discovered they were on a photo holiday from Holland.Hopeman mistinghttp://www.peaklandscapes.com/photos.php?gid=10&photoid=84Applecross settinghttp://www.peaklandscapes.com/photos.php?gid=10&photoid=88In the summer months it rearly gets dark in the north of Scotland. The golden glow of the sun, long fallen below the horizon produces wonderful tones in the sky and reflections in the water