Yorkshire Dales Part of the Pennine Way in Yorkshire somewhere near Thornton-in-Craven. #photography #landscape #Yorkshire #PennineWay #FingerpostFriday

Paddington Taxi Rank This is the back access to Paddington, along the canal. Triple-exposure HDR (improvising one of the bollards as a make-shift tripod). #photography #London #Paddington #HDR #bollard #taxi

Kingswear and the River Dart View from Dartmouth on the River Dart with the town of Kingswear opposite. The quay on the far left is where the Mayflower set sail for America in 1620 (before hitting s storm and having to dock at Plymouth for repairs). #photography #Devon #Kingswear #Dartmouth

The Chute from Attic Window A peak on Grandfather Mountain, North Carolina, which is reached by a steep scramble up this rock chute (shown from the top, looking down). Best avoided in stormy conditions like this, but I was camped overnight and had no choice. #photography #mountain #BlueRidge #NC

Unusual Book Categories Actually, any time I do cooking I think it qualifies as "Humour Cooking". Perhaps I ought to try Gardening Sport? Skoob Books, London.

Fungus Close-Up Some Sulphur Shelf Fungus in North Carolina. In Julian Price Park on the Blue Ridge Parkway. #photography #fungus #BlueRidge #NorthCarolina

My Favourite Walking Path This is just a few miles north of Malham in the mid section of the trail. I find I like the Pennine Way increasingly more the farther north I go. #photography #PennineWay #FingerpostFriday #landscape

Trains To All Parts of London The original Gloucester Road station in a 3-exposure HDR. I love all the activity going on in various parts of this shot. One of my favourite tube stations. #photography #London #tube #underground #rail #GloucesterRoad #HDR

Moon Over the Canadian Rockies This is in either Banff National Park or Yoho National Park in Canada. (Oh, how I wish I'd had a GPS-equipped camera when I took this.) #photography #landscape #moon #mountains #rockies

Fungus #607 I found this example while walking to school one morning a while back. I believe it's commonly called "turkey tail fungus". #photography #fungus #TurkeyTail

Dead Man's Walk Oxford, along the side of Merton Field. In centuries past it was the path to a Jewish cemetery, hence the name. This is an old-school black & white film photo, which I accidentally overexposed, but I liked the resulting ultra-grainy result. #photography #Oxford #film #monochrome

King's College, Cambridge Winter evening in Cambridge. And a rare clear one at that! The distinctive towers of King's College rendered in silhouette just as the sun was going down. #photography #Cambridge #KingsCollege #silhouette

Lindisfarne Castle Silhouette Lindisfarne: a bit naff as a day trip, but wonderful as a place to stay for a few days. (The locals call it "Holy Island" rather than Lindisfarne, but that makes me think of Holyhead instead.) #photography #Lindisfarne #castle #landscape

Ellis River at Pinkham Notch New Hampshire, in the White Mountains close to the foot of Mount Washington. I clambered out onto a large rock in the middle of the river, risking many thousands of dollars of camera gear, to get this shot! #photography #nature #monochrome #NewHampshire #river

The Mountains of Mordor Actually the Dolomites in Northern Italy, but I couldn't help but think of the Lord of the Rings when I saw this. #photography #mountains #Dolomites #Italy #landscape #LordOfTheRings

Fungus and Moss I'm always on the lookout for fungus when hiking. It can make for intriguing compositions and it's fun to examine closely something you'd normally pass by without noticing. Taken in Moses Cone Memorial Park on the Blue Ridge Parkway. #photography #fungus #NorthCarolina #BlueRidge

On the Pennine Way Fingerpost just a short bit north of Hebden Bridge, Yorkshire. #photography #Fingerpostfriday #Yorkshire #PennineWay

Oxford Circus I took this 7-exposure HDR shot using the camera on my Android tablet. I like the way it conveys the intensity of this busy part of London. #photography #HDR #London #OxfordCircus

Left This is St. Martin's Lane in London after a light rain. The English National Opera building is in the background. #photography #London #HDR #MultipleExposure

Lady's Slipper in New Hampshire OK, it's just a flower photo. But Lady's Slippers are some of the toughest flowers to photograph because they insist on growing near totally non-photogenic backgrounds. This is a rare example of one that cooperated. #photography #flowers #LadysSlipper #NewHampshire

To help those not of these shores youtube.com/watch?v=qvk0... will premier at 9pm UK time, that's US Eastern Time 4:00 PM, US Central Time 3:00 PM, US Mountain Time 2:00 PM, US Pacific Time 1:00 PM and silly o'clock down under

Chateau Chenonceau in the Loire This is a reflection in the river Cher of one of the most famous chateaux in the Loire valley in France (and certainly one of the most photogenic). Taken during a week-long bicycle tour of the area. #photography #France #Loire #chateau #Chenonceau #reflection

High in the Dolomites Hiking through the Dolomites in northern Italy. Scenes like this reminded me of some of Ansel Adams' great photographs of Yosemite valley. #photography #Dolomites #Italy #travel #mountains

Fungus! I love taking photographs of fungus of various types. This one was in Moses Cone Memorial Park on the Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina. #photography #fungus #NorthCarolina #BlueRidge

Kings College Chapel, Cambridge A combination panorama/HDR shot made from about 6 separate photos. (If you go to Kings College Chapel, you'll find the best interior light comes on cloudy days.) #photography #Cambridge #KingsCollegeChapel #NotCathedrals

Chapel Royal Pillar This is the Chapel Royal (obviously) in Dublin. Great architecture in lovely light. #photography #travel #Dublin #ChapelRoyal #Ireland

Loch Lomond and the West Highland Way The marker in the foreground is a memorial to Dario Melaragni, one of the organizers of the West Highland Way ultramarathon (which covers all 96 miles of the trail!) #photography #landscape #Scotland #WestHighlandWay #LochLomond #DarioMelaragni

Bath Abbey in Fog Old-school film photo of Bath's famous abbey on a foggy day in January. Bath is still one of my favourite British cities to visit, though I haven't been there in a while. Might be time for a revisit... #photography #Bath #architecture #abbey

Ceiling, Great Malvern Priory I love getting ceilings in places like this (and marvel at how they were constructed at a time when there was no modern technology). #photography #Malvern #priory #ceiling #architecture

Dale Castle, Pembrokeshire, Wales

Sunset on Grandfather Mountain Today's phone wallpaper. Taken on Attic Window peak when camping one night, hoping for sunrise photos the next morning. Morning turned out to be a thunderstorm so this was all I got! #photography #sunset #BlueRidge #GrandfatherMountain

King's College, Cambridge The next best thing to clear, blue skies? Dark, brooding skies. (The latter being more common than the former in this part of England, I'm afraid.) #photography #travel #Cambridge #KingsCollege

Dale Castle, Wales Taken while hiking the Pembrokeshire Coast Path a couple of months ago. Dale is a lovely seaside town which we very much enjoyed. The castle is private property on the outskirts of town. #photography #travel #Wales #Dale #castle

Wisteria in Oxford This is Balliol College, Oxford. Taken with a Pentax MX and 50mm f/1.4 lens on good old-fashioned film. #photography #film #Oxford #Balliol #wisteria

Glasgow Cathedral Glasgow isn't considered much of a tourist destination (suggested slogan: "Not as bad as Frankie Boyle says it is") but the cathedral is definitely worth a visit. #photography #Glasgow #cathedral #Scotland

Great Western Celebrating the 200th anniversary(!) of the world's first railway, the Stockton & Darlington Railway, last Saturday. This is a shot of a locomotive on the Dartmouth Steam Railway in the station in Paignton, Devon. #photography #railway #locomotive #steam #Dartmouth #Paignton

Red Umbrella at the Boston Marathon The 2018 Boston Marathon saw some of the worst weather in its history: rain, fierce headwinds and temperature just a few degrees above freezing. I took this multiple-exposure HDR shot from a trolley car on the Green Line. #photography #Boston #Marathon #HDR

The Pace Line Bicycles at the Mayor's Cup Criterion in Boston. #photography #bicycle #criterion #Boston

Pinkham Notch Early spring in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. Just a little bit of fog and around a half-second exposure get the mood just right. #photography #NewHampshire #WhiteMountains #PinkhamNotch #river

View from the Burgess Shale This is Yoho National Park in British Columbia, Canada. We took a (supervised) hike up to the famous Burgess Shale site, where thousands of Cambrian (~580 million years old) fossils have been discovered. #photography #landscape #travel #Yoho #Canada #BurgessShale

Fotoshop A camera shop in Pittsburgh where I worked while in grad school. Ironically, this shot uses little Photoshop: I just shot the reflection in a shop window across the street and flipped it in Photoshop so you can read the sign. #photography #Fotoshop #Photoshop #Pittsburgh #SquirrelHill

Liver Building, Liverpool Old school and new school: The famous Liver Building reflected in glass. Liverpool is brilliant city to visit even if you aren't a Beatles fan. #photography #architecture #Liverpool

Cinque Terra, Fishing at Dawn The Italian Riviera on the northwestern coast of Italy. I got this shot during a (very) early morning walk near Monterosso al Mare. #photography #Italy #CinqueTerra #Monterosso #seascape #dawn

Pennine Way Fingerpost This is between Thwaite and Keld in Yorkshire, a really beautiful stretch of the Pennine Way (though it's all very nice). Taken with a 20mm lens to get that wide landscape look. #photography #landscape #Yorkshire #PennineWay #FingerpostFriday

The Bell Tower, Bruges Another shot from one of my favourite places, Bruges, Belgium (just be sure not to visit during in the peak of summer tourist season). This bell tower is an icon of the city and features prominently in the movie "In Bruges". #photography #Bruges #Belgium #tower

Salisbury Cathedral Passageway One of the few instances in which I've used HDR to make an image look more natural rather than less. (Tip on visiting Salisbury Cathedral: Go in winter. It's MUCH less crowded than in summer and just as beautiful.) #photography #Salisbury #cathedral #HDR

Amsterdam Portrait I was walking along a canal in Amsterdam in the rain, on my way to dinner, when I came upon this painting. It was lying face down when I came upon it but I stood it up to see what it was. I have no idea why it was abandoned but I love the mystery. #photography #Amsterdam #mystery

Rupert Street Rendezvous I love doing street photography (even multi-exposure HDR like this) in Soho and Rupert Street is one of my favourite spots. I never get tired of this place. #photography #street #HDR #RupertStreet #Soho #London

Leeds Castle Doorway — phone wallpaper I don't know if this doorway is as old as it looks, but since it's in Leeds Castle it certainly could be. Formatted for phone wallpaper. #photography #castle #doorway #LeedsCastle #wallpaper

Bolinas Lagoon at Low Tide Viewed from Audubon Canyon Ranch. I believe I used a 300mm f/2.8 lens with a 2x teleconverter (this is a film photo, not digital, so there's no metadata available). #photography #landscape #Bolinas #AudubonCanyonRanch