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Photography
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Number of results: 19
Mark Henson Photography
Mark Henson photography is primarily focussed on capturing the essence of the UK in pictures which are for sale ion many forms of presentation direct from www.markhensonphotography.co.uk
Villager Jim
Villager Jim is a local wildlife photographer living in the heart of the Peak District. Through his imagery and growing product lines that are sold throughout the area Villager Jim inspires many with his quirky take on the Peak District wildlife...
Tesni Ward Photography
Landscape and Wildlife Photography within the picturesque Peak District. Mounted and Framed prints available for purchase, alongside canvas prints, greeting cards and other gift ideas. Commissions available on request.
Wakes World
Steve Wake is a versatile photographer, lives and works in the Peak District and is always looking for a new challenge whilst at work or on his travels throughout the Peak District, Derbyshire and Staffordshire.
Guy Badham Photography
Being out and about with my camera is always a joy to me, especially as I'm based in Chesterfield, gateway to the Derbyshire Peak District National Park.
Matthew Oliver Photography
Living in Derbyshire gives me great access to beautiful countryside and through my love of walking I am developing my landscape photographic style in and around the inspiring Peak District.
Andy Hemingway Photography
Born and raised in Huddersfield, regular walks on the surrounding hills with his father. Andy graduated from Norwich School of Art with a BA (Hons) Degree in Fine Art Printmaking in 1991.
Peak Exposure
I bought my 1st film camera an Olympus OM-1N at the age of around 12, and although I have taken photos throughout my years, it’s not until the last few years I have taken a greater interest in photography and now use a Digital SLR.
Graham Dunn Photography
Graham is a fine-art landscape & portrait photographer. Based in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, he has a special interest in the Peak District & North Norfolk.
Mat Robinson Photography
A York based photographer specialising in the landscapes of northern England, particularly the Peak District, Yorkshire Dales and Lake District - offering prints, photography tuition, calendars, cards and and commissions.
James Grant Photography
James is an full-time award winning Peak District landscape photographer, who lives just a short distance from the National Park’s border in Darley Dale. He offers photography workshops and tuition in the Peak District.
Michela Griffith Photography
Peak District landscape photography with a difference. Michela Griffith's images are often mistaken for paintings. A member of Peak District Artisans, Michela exhibits locally. Fine art prints & cards are available - see website
Andrew Yu Photography
As a person who loves being out and about and travelling, I love landscapes and the impact it has on me as a person, to be there and admire the wider view, hence my journey into photography commenced.
Phil Sproson Photography
Phil is a professional photographer based in the Peak District that specialises in landscape photography, active outdoor photography, property photography, as well as photography tuition, portraits, products and food.
Tom Hodgson Photography
Bamford
Candid and reportage style wedding photography with full day coverage
Stephen Elliott Photography
Photographer specialising in Landscapes/property photography, runs photography tuition workshops, gives projected lectures to groups. Supplier of prints, cards and canvas prints to shops and galleries around the Peak District and via my web
SLP Photography
I’ve lived in Buxton for the majority of my life and always liked being out in the countryside, but I never fully appreciated the Peak District until I moved back to Buxton after University and took up photography.
Steve Tucker Photography
Having spent much of my childhood and formative years exploring the caves, dales and hills of the Peak District, I enjoy the challenge of finding a detail or intimacy in the landscape that is not immediately apparent.
