Northumbria November 2010

Northumberland, also called Northumbria is often referred to as 'The Best Kept Secret' in England, this the most northerly county, covers an area of some 1935 square miles. Adjacent with the Scottish Borders and the North Sea, the 100 mile long Northumberland Coast is a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. This is my third trip to Northumberland but this time I felt I did it justice. I was lucky enough to get some snow which gave the whole area a very magical scene. I was also able to do some night photography. My other images from Northumberland were taken in the late nineties and at the beginning of this century, some of which were using film camera. These are shown in Northumbria 1

This snow covered tree was lit by a torch after sunset
Early morning snow at Bamburgh Castle Sunrise at Dunstanburgh Castle	Snow covered beach at Lindisfarne
Late afternoon sun
Bamburgh Castle with different tide movements
Gateshead Bridges just after sunset
Footsteps to the Angel of the North	Northumberland Snowscapes
Tress on the skyline at sunset
Snow covered bales	Sunlit Tree
And then there were two
Northumbria Hillside and bales	Lone Tree
Lone Tree Trees in the landscape Hedge patterns	Bamburgh Castle   Snow covered beach Nr Bamburgh
Torchlit Stone Circle Detail of rocks on Spittal Beach Snow covered statue     First snow at the Angel of the North Blue boat at Lindisfarne Reflection of Bamburgh Castle Northumbria in the snow Snow covered boat at Lindisfarne Hillside Trees Gateshead Bridge just after sunset   Bridges at Gateshead Road across the National Park Distant Dunstanburgh Castle from the beach Floating snow at Lindisfarne Bamburgh Castle view Dunstanburgh Castle from the seas edge Distant Dunstanburgh   Back to top