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Told in a collection of stunning landscape photographs, this is the story of the Yorkshire Dales over the winter. Starting with the first hints of autumn, running through the long, cold white winter and concluding with the first signs of new life in the spring.

The images show the Dales in all their different moods – colourful, calm, lonely, tranquil, stormy, icy, snowy and the optimism of early spring. This is a chance to see the Dales scenery in literally a different light. To experience these scenes you have to be prepared to brave the cold and to dress up warmly. Far from being a drab and grey landscape over winter, the Dales take on a character of their own when blanketed in snow with bright blue skies to lighten the scene. The familiar patterns of the Dales countryside with its drystone walls and field barns stand out even more clearly against the white backdrop. Waterfalls are at their most impressive when in spate with autumnal rainfall and waters from the spring thaw.

Professional photographer Keith Wood has produced a collection of 140 inspiring colour photographs that tell the unique story of the Dales over the winter.

  The Author, Keith Wood is a professional photographer and writer specialising in landscape and heritage photography. Based in Penrith on the edge of the Lake District Keith has an extensive library of all parts of the Lake District and Yorkshire Dales National Parks taken throughout the seasons. His work has been published in many of the local interest periodicals including The Dalesman, Cumbria and Cumbria Life and he is a contributor to the Britain on View photo library. Yorkshire Dales in Winter is Keith`s tenth book to be published following on from five books of Lake District Walks and three on the Yorkshire Dales in the “Boot up” series of leisure walks.

Keith is a professional outdoor photographer, specialising in landscape and heritage photography. After 17 years on the edge of England’s Lake District, Keith moved to the Scottish Highlands. Living 800 feet up just above Loch Ness and with seven Lochans (small lakes) within strolling distance of the back door photo opportunities are available every day. All of the North West Highlands’ most spectacular locations are within easy travelling distance of Keith’s lenses. Scotland’s most beautiful glen; Glen Affric is just 10 miles away. Loch Ness is at the bottom of the hill. The spectacular Torridon mountains, Skye, Ben Nevis and Fort William, Ullapool and the hills of the far North West’s Assynt are all within reach of a day trip But the Lake District remains the heart of Keith’s extensive library with all parts of the National Park covered throughout the seasons.