I’ve lived in the north of England for 18 months now. There’s a great deal to explore here, from industrial cities to the natural beauty of the Lake District.
Here’s a scattering a 12 shots from my northern discovery so far. There is a lot more to discover…
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- Castlefield, Manchester
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- Lake Windermere
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- Liverpool
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- Pomona, Manchester
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- Dunham Massey
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- Fylde coast, Lancashire
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- Huddersfield
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- Castlefield, Manchester
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- West Kirby, Wirral
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- Manchester
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- Alderley Edge, Cheshire
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- Ancoats, Manchester
Crikey Mike, where there’s muck there’s brass. I can see you are really in the swing of being with us Northern folk. Well I suppose I can can myself a Yorkshireman having been born up here, but moved south as a child. Having said that I am glad to up here again. Your work has inspired me, made me smile and at times wear sunglasses from the beauty of the colours and detail you capture so well. I hope you have a wonderful Easter. Best regards, James
Hi James, a very happy Easter to you too and thank you most kindly for this :) Yes, I like being in the north, even on a soggy, saturated day like this which makes my camera shrink with fear. I enjoy seeing your posts on Instagram and think a cross-Pennine summit is in order one of these days.
Without a doubt, your images show just how diverse ‘t north is, Mike! A lovely mixture of urban architecture and beautiful landscapes! :)
Thank you Richard :) I’ve not come close to exhausting what’s on offer here.
There is certainly plenty on offer!
Beautiful photos, Mike! Castlefield, Manchester is my favourite one of this series.
Thanks Koos :) Doesn’t time fly?
Time does fly…, but there’s enough time to discover new places!
Great eclectic collection from northern England. Love the old red brick with sky windows and skyscrapers for backdrops, urban Pomona is really eye catching and Linear again confirms your ‘eye’ for this sort of minimal. Is it really 18 months?
Thanks so much Lee, I’m glad you like them. It has been a year and a half already and still so much more to discover, camera slung round neck.