England Photography

The English Seaside and Its Architecture There is something about the seaside that brings out the beating heart of John Bull in the English: doggedly erecting our wind-breaks to capture every vestige of a watery sun; wrestling with deckchairs; wrapping up against the determined wind on the verandas of our beach huts; accepting that 'sand' in 'sandwich' means just that! And this is all reflected in the architecture of the seaside, as captured so evocatively in Peter Williams' photographs: brightly decorated beach huts, elaborate promenade benches, strange 1930s shelters, the facades of ice-cream parlours, there is something about all these buildings and details that tells you exactly where you are, that you couldn't be anywhere other than at one of England's myriad seaside resorts! Hundreds of colour photographs, th perfect celebration of the spirit of the English seaside. England Photography.

English Cottage Interiors (Country S.) Glimpsing a thatched roof, mullioned windows, or an open stable door, even the least curious traveller must wonder what the cottage is like inside. This delightful book reveals the ways in which clever and imaginative cottage owners have succeeded in retaining that all too elusive sense of age, without being forced to adopt the primitive standard of comfort endured by the original inhabitants. The author and photographer have searched countrywide from Berwick upon Tweed to the Lizard peninsular for interiors which still have quirky imperfections and beguiling architectural details. They have uncovered a wealth of charming cottages which, despite the passage of time and alterations made by successive generations, retain wonderful and poignant reminders of a way of life now vanished.

Southern Counties From the Air (From The Air S.) Leading aerial photographer Denny Rowland takes readers on a breathtaking tour above southern England, showing the many important historic and local landmarks which make this beautiful region a favourite with both locals and visitors. The book includes chapters on Kent, Sussex, Surrey, Hampshire, Isle of Wight and Dorset.

Forgotten Landscape: Images of Pendle Hill, the Ribble Valley and the Burnley Area Alastair Lee: Burnley born and based outdoor photographer and climber Alastair Lee has spent the past 10 years travelling & climbing around the world. His passion for foreign cultures and wild places is best expressed through his superb photography. Renowned as one of the UK’s top climber-photographers and having climbed in six of the world’s continents Alastair has now turned his enthusiasm for the outdoors to his local landscape resulting in a stunning publication Forgotten Landscape. England Photography.

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