Shropshire and Beyond
@shropshirebeyond.bsky.social
Professional landscape photographer based in Shropshire.
www.shropshireandbeyond.com
www.shropshireandbeyond.com
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Hello Much Wenlock! This image of the town's street names and places has just been added to our extensive range of #Shropshire greetings cards, along with new designs of Shrewsbury, Stokesay Castle and Ludlow. Our cards are available in local shops and via our website: bit.ly/4qjTnb0
February 6, 2026 at 7:05 AM
Hello Much Wenlock! This image of the town's street names and places has just been added to our extensive range of #Shropshire greetings cards, along with new designs of Shrewsbury, Stokesay Castle and Ludlow. Our cards are available in local shops and via our website: bit.ly/4qjTnb0
Hello Much Wenlock! This image of the town's street names and places has just been added to our extensive range of #Shropshire greetings cards, along with new designs of Shrewsbury, Stokesay Castle and Ludlow. Our cards are available in local shops and via our website: bit.ly/4qjTnb0
February 6, 2026 at 7:05 AM
Hello Much Wenlock! This image of the town's street names and places has just been added to our extensive range of #Shropshire greetings cards, along with new designs of Shrewsbury, Stokesay Castle and Ludlow. Our cards are available in local shops and via our website: bit.ly/4qjTnb0
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The rooftops of Little Wenlock peek above the morning mist in this ethereal view from the summit of the Wrekin. It’s the hope of coming across scenes like this that means I carry all my lenses with me whenever I go out, because I never want to miss a photo opportunity.
February 4, 2026 at 8:01 AM
The rooftops of Little Wenlock peek above the morning mist in this ethereal view from the summit of the Wrekin. It’s the hope of coming across scenes like this that means I carry all my lenses with me whenever I go out, because I never want to miss a photo opportunity.
The rooftops of Little Wenlock peek above the morning mist in this ethereal view from the summit of the Wrekin. It’s the hope of coming across scenes like this that means I carry all my lenses with me whenever I go out, because I never want to miss a photo opportunity.
February 4, 2026 at 8:01 AM
The rooftops of Little Wenlock peek above the morning mist in this ethereal view from the summit of the Wrekin. It’s the hope of coming across scenes like this that means I carry all my lenses with me whenever I go out, because I never want to miss a photo opportunity.
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Here’s a splash of colour to brighten up a dull day - a rainbow in the sky above Ludlow Castle. I took this picture last November but have only just got around to editing all my files. No prizes for guessing where I was standing! #Shropshire
February 2, 2026 at 7:49 AM
Here’s a splash of colour to brighten up a dull day - a rainbow in the sky above Ludlow Castle. I took this picture last November but have only just got around to editing all my files. No prizes for guessing where I was standing! #Shropshire
Here’s a splash of colour to brighten up a dull day - a rainbow in the sky above Ludlow Castle. I took this picture last November but have only just got around to editing all my files. No prizes for guessing where I was standing! #Shropshire
February 2, 2026 at 7:49 AM
Here’s a splash of colour to brighten up a dull day - a rainbow in the sky above Ludlow Castle. I took this picture last November but have only just got around to editing all my files. No prizes for guessing where I was standing! #Shropshire
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What an amazing sight - thousands of starlings swooping and diving in unison above the nature reserve at Whixall Moss. The birds made an incredible whooshing sound as they wheeled through the sky at sunset before settling down to roost for the night.
January 30, 2026 at 8:15 AM
What an amazing sight - thousands of starlings swooping and diving in unison above the nature reserve at Whixall Moss. The birds made an incredible whooshing sound as they wheeled through the sky at sunset before settling down to roost for the night.
What an amazing sight - thousands of starlings swooping and diving in unison above the nature reserve at Whixall Moss. The birds made an incredible whooshing sound as they wheeled through the sky at sunset before settling down to roost for the night.
January 30, 2026 at 8:15 AM
What an amazing sight - thousands of starlings swooping and diving in unison above the nature reserve at Whixall Moss. The birds made an incredible whooshing sound as they wheeled through the sky at sunset before settling down to roost for the night.
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Listening to the weather forecast is part of the job for landscape photographers. Things don’t always go to plan, however, and the promise of early morning mist can come to nothing. It has happened to me many times, but this was one of those mornings when I was in luck. This is Bridgnorth seen...
January 28, 2026 at 7:50 AM
Listening to the weather forecast is part of the job for landscape photographers. Things don’t always go to plan, however, and the promise of early morning mist can come to nothing. It has happened to me many times, but this was one of those mornings when I was in luck. This is Bridgnorth seen...
Listening to the weather forecast is part of the job for landscape photographers. Things don’t always go to plan, however, and the promise of early morning mist can come to nothing. It has happened to me many times, but this was one of those mornings when I was in luck. This is Bridgnorth seen...
January 28, 2026 at 7:50 AM
Listening to the weather forecast is part of the job for landscape photographers. Things don’t always go to plan, however, and the promise of early morning mist can come to nothing. It has happened to me many times, but this was one of those mornings when I was in luck. This is Bridgnorth seen...
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Have you ever tried jogging down a muddy path while carrying a heavy camera bag? That was me after spending sunrise on Caer Caradoc, near Church Stretton. As I headed back down the hill I spotted some sheep in a field and realised they were being herded into a lane. I started to run...
January 26, 2026 at 8:05 AM
Have you ever tried jogging down a muddy path while carrying a heavy camera bag? That was me after spending sunrise on Caer Caradoc, near Church Stretton. As I headed back down the hill I spotted some sheep in a field and realised they were being herded into a lane. I started to run...
Have you ever tried jogging down a muddy path while carrying a heavy camera bag? That was me after spending sunrise on Caer Caradoc, near Church Stretton. As I headed back down the hill I spotted some sheep in a field and realised they were being herded into a lane. I started to run...
January 26, 2026 at 8:05 AM
Have you ever tried jogging down a muddy path while carrying a heavy camera bag? That was me after spending sunrise on Caer Caradoc, near Church Stretton. As I headed back down the hill I spotted some sheep in a field and realised they were being herded into a lane. I started to run...
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Behind the scenes of one of my most popular photographs - two #Shropshire castles in one picture. 🙂
January 23, 2026 at 10:32 AM
Behind the scenes of one of my most popular photographs - two #Shropshire castles in one picture. 🙂
Behind the scenes of one of my most popular photographs - two #Shropshire castles in one picture. 🙂
January 23, 2026 at 10:32 AM
Behind the scenes of one of my most popular photographs - two #Shropshire castles in one picture. 🙂
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How I love a misty #Shropshire landscape, with its eerie white silence transporting you into a world of your own. I was standing on the ramparts of Nordy Bank hill fort on Brown Clee for this shot, watching as an ethereal scene unfolded beneath me.
January 21, 2026 at 8:10 AM
How I love a misty #Shropshire landscape, with its eerie white silence transporting you into a world of your own. I was standing on the ramparts of Nordy Bank hill fort on Brown Clee for this shot, watching as an ethereal scene unfolded beneath me.
How I love a misty #Shropshire landscape, with its eerie white silence transporting you into a world of your own. I was standing on the ramparts of Nordy Bank hill fort on Brown Clee for this shot, watching as an ethereal scene unfolded beneath me.
January 21, 2026 at 8:10 AM
How I love a misty #Shropshire landscape, with its eerie white silence transporting you into a world of your own. I was standing on the ramparts of Nordy Bank hill fort on Brown Clee for this shot, watching as an ethereal scene unfolded beneath me.
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Early morning on the summit of Caradoc, on a day when it was so cold that the water in this pool had turned to ice. This is the view looking towards the Lawley, with the unmistakeable shape of the Wrekin standing out on the horizon. Shrewsbury and Haughmond Hill are on the horizon to the left,
January 19, 2026 at 8:05 AM
Early morning on the summit of Caradoc, on a day when it was so cold that the water in this pool had turned to ice. This is the view looking towards the Lawley, with the unmistakeable shape of the Wrekin standing out on the horizon. Shrewsbury and Haughmond Hill are on the horizon to the left,
Early morning on the summit of Caradoc, on a day when it was so cold that the water in this pool had turned to ice. This is the view looking towards the Lawley, with the unmistakeable shape of the Wrekin standing out on the horizon. Shrewsbury and Haughmond Hill are on the horizon to the left,
January 19, 2026 at 8:05 AM
Early morning on the summit of Caradoc, on a day when it was so cold that the water in this pool had turned to ice. This is the view looking towards the Lawley, with the unmistakeable shape of the Wrekin standing out on the horizon. Shrewsbury and Haughmond Hill are on the horizon to the left,
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A silent wave of white creeps up the west side of the Long Mynd, above the hamlet of Asterton. A couple of minutes later and this view was completely hidden from sight, lost beneath the early morning mist. A magical start to the day. #Shropshire
January 16, 2026 at 7:39 AM
A silent wave of white creeps up the west side of the Long Mynd, above the hamlet of Asterton. A couple of minutes later and this view was completely hidden from sight, lost beneath the early morning mist. A magical start to the day. #Shropshire
A silent wave of white creeps up the west side of the Long Mynd, above the hamlet of Asterton. A couple of minutes later and this view was completely hidden from sight, lost beneath the early morning mist. A magical start to the day. #Shropshire
January 16, 2026 at 7:39 AM
A silent wave of white creeps up the west side of the Long Mynd, above the hamlet of Asterton. A couple of minutes later and this view was completely hidden from sight, lost beneath the early morning mist. A magical start to the day. #Shropshire
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Over the hills and far away - with a sprinkling of snow on the distant slopes. I was standing on the summit of Titterstone Clee for this shot, looking out across the Corvedale towards the Stretton Hills. From the left are Hope Bowdler Hill, Willstone Hill and Caer Caradoc, with Wenlock Edge seen...
January 14, 2026 at 7:02 AM
Over the hills and far away - with a sprinkling of snow on the distant slopes. I was standing on the summit of Titterstone Clee for this shot, looking out across the Corvedale towards the Stretton Hills. From the left are Hope Bowdler Hill, Willstone Hill and Caer Caradoc, with Wenlock Edge seen...
Over the hills and far away - with a sprinkling of snow on the distant slopes. I was standing on the summit of Titterstone Clee for this shot, looking out across the Corvedale towards the Stretton Hills. From the left are Hope Bowdler Hill, Willstone Hill and Caer Caradoc, with Wenlock Edge seen...
January 14, 2026 at 7:02 AM
Over the hills and far away - with a sprinkling of snow on the distant slopes. I was standing on the summit of Titterstone Clee for this shot, looking out across the Corvedale towards the Stretton Hills. From the left are Hope Bowdler Hill, Willstone Hill and Caer Caradoc, with Wenlock Edge seen...
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Brrr! - the past few days have been great for taking pictures in the snow, but it’s a relief that the cold spell has eased its icy grip. I took this picture along the frozen Llangollen Canal at Ellesmere Wharf on a morning when even my thickest socks were failing to keep my feet warm. #Shropshire
January 12, 2026 at 6:54 AM
Brrr! - the past few days have been great for taking pictures in the snow, but it’s a relief that the cold spell has eased its icy grip. I took this picture along the frozen Llangollen Canal at Ellesmere Wharf on a morning when even my thickest socks were failing to keep my feet warm. #Shropshire
Brrr! - the past few days have been great for taking pictures in the snow, but it’s a relief that the cold spell has eased its icy grip. I took this picture along the frozen Llangollen Canal at Ellesmere Wharf on a morning when even my thickest socks were failing to keep my feet warm. #Shropshire
January 12, 2026 at 6:54 AM
Brrr! - the past few days have been great for taking pictures in the snow, but it’s a relief that the cold spell has eased its icy grip. I took this picture along the frozen Llangollen Canal at Ellesmere Wharf on a morning when even my thickest socks were failing to keep my feet warm. #Shropshire
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Standing guard through the centuries - here's another view of Mitchell’s Fold stone circle, taken shortly after a blizzard swept across the landscape. This Bronze Age site stands on Stapeley Hill, with the Stiperstones seen stretching away in the distance. It is said to be named after... #Shropshire
January 10, 2026 at 7:37 AM
Standing guard through the centuries - here's another view of Mitchell’s Fold stone circle, taken shortly after a blizzard swept across the landscape. This Bronze Age site stands on Stapeley Hill, with the Stiperstones seen stretching away in the distance. It is said to be named after... #Shropshire