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North Yorkshire based photography company ran by ABransbyPhotography and LHeananPhotography selling photography prints and gifts at local craft and country fairs.

Watching the boats go byMe and Andrew spent the night with a couple of other photographer friends down at South Gare. Ha...
29/05/2026

Watching the boats go by

Me and Andrew spent the night with a couple of other photographer friends down at South Gare. Having had a wander round we settled down near the old lifeboat jetty which was covered in cormorants and had the sunset preparing to set behind it. I lined up a strip of light casting through a couple of the pillars of the jetty to shine onto the wet slipway we were all perched on.

Location = South Gare, Redcar

Date Taken = 22nd June 2023

Taken by = Laura

Having stopped in Hawes to stock up on some cheese to take home at Wensleydale Creamery we headed home from a few days c...
28/05/2026

Having stopped in Hawes to stock up on some cheese to take home at Wensleydale Creamery we headed home from a few days camping over in the Dales. While we didn’t have any set plans for stops / photos on the way back we were taking the scenic route home and inevitably would stop at some point. In the end it was about 500 metres outside of Hawes (Yes, I know we didn’t get far) where we spotted the sheep and lambs running around in this field with the beautiful barn and hills in the background. We ended up stood for a fair while waiting for a mix of light and sheep in the right place for the photo but patience is often rewarded in landscape photography and I managed to get just a single sheep in the frame as the light peeped out onto the neighbouring field.

Location = Hawes

Date Taken = 10th April 2023

Taken By = Andrew

Seeing DoubleThis was my favourite photo taken on my first visit to Cragside. Having made the most of one of the free fa...
27/05/2026

Seeing Double

This was my favourite photo taken on my first visit to Cragside. Having made the most of one of the free family passes for the National Trust printed in the newspapers we chose to spend a day wandering round Cragside and if I’m honest a day wasn’t enough as we barely scratched the surface, mainly due to numerous photo stops along the way including a long one photographing swans almost as soon as we got in! It was lovely to be able to capture such a beautiful location with still water meaning I could capture a beautiful reflection of both the bridge and the late 19th century house in this photo.

Location = Cragside

Date Taken = 12th February 2023

Taken by = Laura

Highland Cows are rather photogenic as it is with their long horns and shaggy ginger fur but in this case this cow posed...
26/05/2026

Highland Cows are rather photogenic as it is with their long horns and shaggy ginger fur but in this case this cow posed for me. Having lined up some heather in the foreground with the cow facing the opposite direction as soon as I got my frame line up it turned its head as if to say “Get my Good Side” hence the name. It was also nice to be able to include some of the lovely green peak district countryside in the background of this one as a lot of my other images from this day I was laid on the floor aiming upwards which gave I plain background to the photo.

Location = Baslow Edge, Peak District

Date Taken = 19th August 2023

Taken by = Andrew

The JacobiteAs a huge Potterhead (Harry Potter fan) this was one of the places I made sure got planned into our trip. Th...
25/05/2026

The Jacobite

As a huge Potterhead (Harry Potter fan) this was one of the places I made sure got planned into our trip. The iconic Glenfinnan Viaduct is beautiful in it’s own right but I will always see it with a Ford Anglia flying about with Ron and Harry in it chasing the train. Now they were chasing it because they missed it but there was no danger of us doing that. We were there over an hour before the train was due to make sure we got a prime location and actually got parked! We knew the viaduct got busy when the Jacobite steam train was crossing but we certainly did not expect what we saw. As hundreds of people littered the hillside and it got busier and busier as the train time got closer we sat there with our tripods and cameras ready and waiting as people came and went realising we were there and not going in front of our cameras to get in our shot (although some did require some kind words). While we got no nice light or amazing conditions at least I can say I’ve been and seen a steam train go over it and not only that but I have this photo and some pictures of me there in my Harry Potter hat and jumper to prove it.

Location = Glenfinnan Viaduct

Date Taken = 7th May 2023

Unfortunately I was slightly late to the party for the bluebells this year due to having been away in Scotland and havin...
22/05/2026

Unfortunately I was slightly late to the party for the bluebells this year due to having been away in Scotland and having walked up to this viewpoint noticed the bluebells were getting to be past their best and starting to turn. Nevertheless, several other photographers had obviously had the same idea as us and within this area there were 5 of us. Having waited and not been rewarded with any nice light a couple of the others left prematurely as the light came out at the same time as a lovely textured cloud pass over the peak.

Location = Newton Woods, Roseberry Topping

Date Taken = 15th May 2023

Taken By = Andrew

Pot of GoldWhile named pot of gold this photo could easily have been named honeypot of gold. Blackrock cottage is known ...
21/05/2026

Pot of Gold

While named pot of gold this photo could easily have been named honeypot of gold. Blackrock cottage is known by many photographers as a honeypot location due to how frequently it is shot but there is a perfectly good reason why. The beautiful white cottage which is now owned by the Ladies Scottish Climbing Club is a photographers dream with it been set in front of a dramatic backdrop of mountains and while it looks incredible in snowy photographs I wouldn’t like to be driving up there in it! This morning we had been up for sunrise at some nearby lochs and as we were packing our gear back into the car to head back to the tent when this rainbow appeared. We snapped some quick shots expecting it not to last long but it showed no sign of disappearing so off we went in the car heading towards the campsite when Andrew turned into to head towards Blackrock Cottage. A quick scramble to set gear back up as excitedly we lined the rainbow up with the cottage the adrenaline pumping as we revelled in what we were witnessing.

Location = Blackrock Cottage, Glencoe

Date Taken = 1st May 2023

Taken By = Laura

This was another composition of Falling Foss, taken on the same day as The Fall neither myself or Laura could pick a cle...
20/05/2026

This was another composition of Falling Foss, taken on the same day as The Fall neither myself or Laura could pick a clear favourite so in the end we printed both! The version incorporated a group of large rocks that had been used as stepping stones curving round the image adding depth and leading you to the fall itself. The star of the show however is the fallen leaf that was rested on the front rock adding some lovely foreground interest and contrasting against the lush green foliage surrounding the fall.

Location = Falling Foss

Date Taken = 18th July 2023

Taken By = Andrew

Mother Knows BestA favourite of ours, this photo of a mother licking her calf clean just summed up the relationship betw...
19/05/2026

Mother Knows Best

A favourite of ours, this photo of a mother licking her calf clean just summed up the relationship between the two. It seemed as though the calf did not wanted to be cleaned and had an almost teenage attitude of disinterest but the mother knew better and did it anyway knowing what was best for her young. When showing our work in person it is amazing how many mothers pick this photo up and point out the name to their children saying see, look we do know best and just you remember that!

Location = Baslow Edge, Peak District

Date Taken = 19th August 2023

Taken by = Laura

A valentine’s present to Laura saw us tick off one of her bucket list locations in the Sycamore Gap tree. Having booked ...
18/05/2026

A valentine’s present to Laura saw us tick off one of her bucket list locations in the Sycamore Gap tree. Having booked an Air BnB nearby for the weekend we knew this was a must-see for us as it has been for many, many people over the years. Unfortunately as you are probably aware the tree was tragically felled back in September 2023 and this photo was from our only visit. It speaks to the popularity of the place that there was a constant stream of people walking past the tree or having packed lunches there which saw Laura getting more and more annoyed as she wanted a clean people-free shot of the tree. I in the mean time was watching and waiting for a moment to capture and when this father was helping his toddler to keep balance across the stones it felt as though he was guiding the toddler towards the tree to show its beauty to the youngster.

Location = Sycamore Gap

Date Taken = 11th February 2023

Taken by = Andrew

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