National Trust Photo Library

Fair Head & Murlough Bay

2006-12-08T11:27:58Z

Fairhead, taken from Drumnakill Point, with Rathlin Island beyond, in the dawn sunlight.

Fair Head & Murlough Bay

2006-12-08T11:28:14Z

Low tide at Murlough Bay, County Antrim, reveals the smooth contours of the exposed rocks.

Fair Head & Murlough Bay

2006-12-08T11:28:54Z

Looking toward Fair Head from Port Doo at dawn. In the far distance Rathlin Island is just visible.

Derwentwater

2006-12-08T11:29:12Z

Frosted wooden fence at Barrow Bay on Derwentwater, icy patches surrounding the rocks in the foreground, snowy fells in the distance.

HINDON FARM

2006-12-08T11:29:49Z

Gloucester old spot pigs on the organic farm on Exmoor, Somerset.

Lee to Croyde

2006-12-08T11:30:08Z

Close-up view of Romney sheep on hill with sea and hills in the background at Morte Point in Devon.

Lee to Croyde

2006-12-08T11:30:42Z

Close-up view of Romney sheep standing on hill with sea in background and sun shining through dark clouds at Morte Point in Devon

Lee to Croyde

2006-12-08T11:31:02Z

Border collie sheepdog working a flock of sheep at Morte Point, North Devon.

HINDON FARM

2006-12-08T11:31:39Z

A flock of Swaledale sheep on the coast at Hindon organic Farm on Exmoor, Somerset. M.R.

Bally Quintin Farm

2006-12-08T11:31:56Z

Close-up of large pig called "Babe" in a field of buttercups on Bally Quintin Farm, Northern Ireland.

Murlough Beach

2006-12-08T11:32:36Z

Ireland's first nature reserve at Murlough Beach, County Down. The sand dunes are on the Mourne Coastal Path, and the Mountains of Mourne can be seen in the distance.

Giant's Causeway

2006-12-08T11:32:54Z

View across part of the Giant's Causeway, Co. Antrim. These basaltic columns were formed during a period of violent geological activity, The area is a World Heritage Site.

Robin Hood's Bay, N.Yorkshire

2006-12-08T11:33:36Z

Foreshore below Ravenscar looking out over Robin Hood's Bay at dawn showing boulders and seaweed in foreground. The cliffs on the left are N.T. This is Heritage Coast and an SSSI.

Horden

2006-12-08T11:33:56Z

Horden Beach on the Durham Coast strewn with rocks in bright sunlight;the cliffs showing the effects of mining over the years in this area acquired by the Trust for reclamation.

Horden

2006-12-08T11:34:24Z

The mosaic effect of seawater and stones on this Durham Coast beach which was once blackened by coal spoilings, now cleansed by the sea since mining waste ceased being dumped.

Horden

2006-12-08T16:35:42Z

Easington Colliery Beach between Fox Holes and Beacon Point on the Durham Coast still bears some evidence of former coal spoil dumping although the sea has cleansed much of it away.

Horden

2006-12-08T16:36:05Z

A long view along the limestone of Horden Beach on the Durham Coast. A solitary fisherman stands midway and the cliffs recede into a misty distance.

Horden

2006-12-08T16:36:39Z

A view along Horden Beach on the Durham Coast, looking north. The rock-strewn beach is gently lit by the evening twilight.

Kinder Scout

2006-12-08T16:36:57Z

Close view of some of the gritstone rock formations on the escarpment overlooking the moorland at Kinder Scout with Swines Back in the distance.

Arnside

2006-12-08T16:37:31Z

Scotts Pines overlooking the west of Arnside Knott & Morecambe Bay. Arnside Knott is a major NT property just south of Arnside in S.E. Cumbria, affording superb views of the River Kent.

Duddon Valley

2006-12-08T16:37:49Z

Willowherb decorates the dune grasses at Rosebay, Sandscale Haws, with vast sandflats by the estuary beyond, and the hills of the southern Lake District in the background.

Roseberry Common

2006-12-08T16:38:28Z

Looking across the snowy fields to the pinnacle of Roseberry Topping. The odd shape is due to a geological fault and a C20th. mining collapse. There are magnificent views from the summit.

Roseberry Common

2006-12-08T16:38:47Z

A view of the snow dusted, bent pinnacle of Roseberry Topping. It owes its odd shape to a geological fault and a C20th. mining collapse. There are magnificent vistas from the 320m. summit.

Roseberry Common

2006-12-08T16:39:24Z

A misty, snowy panoramic view looking to Roseberry Topping. The bent pinnacle is due to a geological fault and a C20th. mining collapse.

Roseberry Common

2006-12-08T16:39:42Z

Roseberry Topping viewed from Little Roseberry with the low morning sun catching the snow dusted ground. The distant fields are shrouded in mist.

Roseberry Common

2006-12-08T16:40:18Z

Roseberry Topping, covered in snow, catching the rosy dawn light, seen from Cliff Ridge Wood. Two bare trees stand out in the foreground.

Newlands Valley

2006-12-08T16:40:38Z

DIGITAL (FL) A view of Newlands Valley, taken in the Autumn with the sun shining through the breaks in the landscape.

Not a National Trust Property

2007-01-16T12:18:01Z

(FL) View from the top of Tilberthwaite quarries over part of the Monk Coniston Estate. Snow covers the high quarry and High Tilberthwaite farm is beyond.

Coniston Water

2007-01-16T12:18:20Z

(FL) An autumnal view of Tarn Hows near Coniston Water in the Lake District with the Langdale Pikes in the background. Tarn Hows was previously owned by Beatrix Potter.

Robin Hood's Bay, N.Yorkshire

2007-01-16T12:18:56Z

Robin Hood's Bay from the Ravenscar alum quarries in the winter sunshine, with headland and fields covered in snow.

Robin Hood's Bay, N.Yorkshire

2007-01-16T12:19:13Z

A wintry and windswept view of Robin Hood's Bay, looking north from Boggle Hole, with snow lying on the fields and clifftop.

Ravenscar

2007-01-16T12:19:51Z

A view looking south from near Boggle Hole across windswept snow covered grassland and white capped waves towards the impressive headland of Ravenscar.

Ravenscar

2007-01-16T12:20:09Z

A view along the rocky foreshore below the old alum works at Stoupe Brow towards the snow covered headland of Ravenscar.

Wasdale

2007-01-16T12:20:48Z

A magnificent sunset over Wastwater, looking from Wasdale Head. The sky is a mass of pink and grey clouds, with the lake lying still and placid below.

Giant's Causeway

2007-01-16T12:21:06Z

Distant view of headland and inlets, huge boulders in the foreground, taken at sunset at The Giant's Causeway.This is now designated a World Heritage Site,& is a National Nature Reserve.

Strangford Lough, Co. Down

2007-01-16T12:21:45Z

Dawn at Ballymorran Bay showing sunlight reflecting on the sea with rocky outcrops in silhouette.

Holnicote Estate

2007-01-16T12:22:03Z

Bossington Beach on the Holnicote Estate viewed from Bossington Hill, showing the shingle bank which is to be breached in the managed retreat project by the formation of a shingle spit.

Coniston Water

2007-01-16T12:22:53Z

(FL) An autumnal view of Tarn Hows near Coniston Water in the Lake District with the Langdale Pikes in the background. Tarn Hows was previously owned by Beatrix Potter.

Little Langdale

2007-01-16T12:23:11Z

(FL) Little Langdale Tarn in Cumbria is a valuable site for wildfowl & gooseander, and ideal walking country of rough fells, valleys, meadows & woodlands. Hallgarths buildings lie beyond.

Sawrey

2007-01-16T12:24:02Z

(FL) The National Trust already partly owned Moss Eccles Tarn at Sawrey, & the remainder was purchased from other funds in 1977. It is seen here in Winter with low sunlight on fences & water.

Ullswater Valley

2007-01-16T12:24:20Z

Below Kirkstone Pass, red haired longhorn cattle and sheep grazing in snow covered fields

Ullswater Valley

2007-01-16T12:25:08Z

Kirkstone Pass, looking up towards the pass from the south, a drystone wall cuts across the snow covered landscape

Braich-y-Pwll

2007-01-16T12:25:26Z

Looking over farmland on Braich-y-Pwll with Bardsey Island misty in the distance.

Giant's Causeway

2007-01-16T13:07:16Z

Hexagonal shaped rocks of Giant's Causeway with light reflecting on the different levels of rocks.

Wasdale

2007-01-16T13:07:35Z

Wasdale Head and Illgill Head with a glimpse of Wastwater. There is a close-up of a dry stone wall in the foreground and other walls stretch away down the valley.

Wasdale

2007-01-16T13:08:19Z

A view of sunlit fields, enclosed by stone walls,at Wasdale Head.

Wasdale

2007-01-16T13:08:38Z

Wasdale Head with Kirk Fell in the background, looking across the tussock covered ground.

Derwentwater

2007-01-16T13:09:27Z

The landing stage at Hawse End (Brandelhow Park), standing out starkly in the dawn light.

Newlands Valley

2007-01-16T13:09:46Z

View from Catbells, looking west, with the sun about to set behind the peak of Causey Pike, and Newland Valley below.

Rhossili Beach

2007-01-16T13:10:23Z

The magnificent curving sandy Rhossili Beach, with Rhossili Down behind. Sheep graze around the golden gorse in the foreground. NO CORPORATE CALENDARS FOR 2000.

Not a National Trust Property

2007-01-16T13:10:41Z

A road weaves through the mist shrouded, snow covered, fields, in Dales National Park N.Yorkshire, near Kirkby Malham. Kirkby Fell is on the distant horizon.

Hardcastle Crags

2007-01-16T13:11:17Z

Hebden Water running through snow covered rocks at Hardcastle Crags.

Carneddau

2007-01-16T13:11:36Z

Llyn Ogwen (in shadow) with Glyder Fawr and Y Garn from above Tal Y Llyn Ogwen farm and below Bryn Mawr (the lake south of Ca
edd Darfydd) shortly after sunrise, with Tryfan dominating the skyline.

Carneddau

2007-01-16T13:12:11Z

Ca
eddau. Y Garn reflected in the still waters of Llyn Ogwen. Dawn light strikes the lower slopes of Pen Yr Ole Wen to the right.

Darnbrook Farm

2007-01-16T13:12:28Z

A view of a drystone wall and a limestone pavement. A dead tree stand silhouetted on the left hand side of the shot.

Carneddau

2007-01-16T13:13:10Z

Llyn Idwal, with Y Garn, capped with snow, forming the skyline.

Hafod Y Wern

2007-01-16T13:13:27Z

A view from Cei-newydd, on the south east side of Afon Dwyryd, (Vale of Ffestiniog).

Ullswater Valley

2007-01-16T13:14:02Z

View from Caudle Head looking north west. Caudale Moor in middle distance with Brother's water at centre of right shot. In right distance is the southern arm of Ullsterwater.

Crom Estate

2007-01-16T13:14:20Z

Detail of ancient yew trees (over 1000 years possibly) near Crom Old Castle.

Darnbrook Farm

2007-01-16T13:15:01Z

View of single bare tree situated by a limestone wall with fields in the far distance.

Peak District

2007-01-16T13:15:21Z

This view from Mam Tor (NT) looking N.W. takes in the popular ridge walk to Hollins Cross, Back Tor and Lose Hill (NT) to the north (left) is Edale, to the South the Castleton Valley.

Cowbar Nab

2007-01-16T13:16:00Z

A view of Staithes with Cowbar Nab (NT) on the left.

Hummersea

2007-01-16T13:16:17Z

A long exposure showing the sea rising and falling with a glimpse of Hunt Cliff (NT) in the far distance.

Hummersea

2007-01-16T13:17:14Z

A view from Hummersea beach looking east towards Boulby Cliffs (cliffs and headland behind all NT, setting sun.

Hardcastle Crags

2007-01-16T13:17:32Z

A view of Hebdenwater at Hardcastle Crags in winter.

Not a National Trust Property

2007-01-16T13:18:14Z

A view of the dramatic sunset on Bedruthan Steps Beach, (Not owned by the NT) North Cornwall.

Snowdonia

2007-01-16T13:18:32Z

A view of Hafod-y-Llan Farm, the Snowdon Range recently purchased by the National Trust.

Snowdonia

2007-01-16T13:19:10Z

A view of Hafod-y-Llan Farm, the Snowdon Range recently purchased by the National Trust after a successful public appeal.

Farne Islands

2007-01-16T13:19:28Z

Puffins taking in the passing scene on the Farne Islands.

Lindisfarne Castle

2007-01-16T13:20:12Z

Lindisfarne Castle, seen from the rocky beach. There are wooden stakes and the remains of a low wall in the foreground, while the castle rises dramatically against a cloudy sky in the rear.

Snowdonia

2007-01-16T13:20:31Z

A view of Snowdon and the Hafod-y-Llan farm. The stream in the foreground is in the heart of the Gelli Iago Farm. Both were bought by the National Trust in 1998.

Lindisfarne Castle

2007-01-16T13:21:09Z

View of the rocky causeway under Lindisfarne Castle taken in the afternoon light. The Tudor fort rises above the red rocks shown at low tide.

Lindisfarne Castle

2007-01-16T13:21:27Z

View of the rocky crag and causeway below Lindisfarne Castle at low tide. The Tudor fort rises above in the distance and the foreground is dominated by timbers from the old jetty.

Snowdonia

2007-01-16T13:22:09Z

Dawn between Capel Curig & Llyn Ogwen, Gallt yr Ogot (centre) & Tryfan (right), in Snowdonia (both NT).

Dunstanburgh Castle

2007-01-16T13:22:27Z

View of Dunstanburgh Castle from the north west. This spectacular landscape shows the stoney coastline covered in salt water adapted lichens with the 14th century ruin rising above.

Dunstanburgh Castle

2007-01-16T13:23:06Z

View of Dunstanburgh Castle from the north west taken on a stormy winter afternoon. This view shows the large stones of the rocky Northumberland coastline with the 14th c. ruin beyond.

Dunstanburgh Castle

2007-01-16T13:23:23Z

View of Dunstanburgh Castle from the north west taken in the dusk twilight. The view shows the incoming tide and the flat calm of the sea surface reflecting the 14th century ruin.

Dunstanburgh Castle

2007-01-16T13:24:09Z

View of Dunstanburgh castle from the north west taken at first sunlight at dawn during the march (spring) Equinox. The view shows the beach at low tide with the 14th century ruins beyond.

Snowdonia

2007-01-16T13:24:28Z

View of Snowdonia showing Llyn Gwynant at dawn. Looking north the land on the left of the shot is below Gallt-Y-Wenallt, on the Hafod-y-Llan Farm.

Snowdonia

2007-01-16T13:25:17Z

View of Snowdonia showing the outfall stream of Llyn Llagi on the edge of the Gelli Iago Farm looking towards Snowdon. The Hafod-y-Llan Estate is at the centre.

Burton Cliff,Burton Bradstock

2007-01-16T13:25:36Z

View of Burton Cliff and Beach, Dorset, looking east taken in late winter sunlight.

Not a National Trust Property

2007-01-16T13:26:16Z

View of Purbeck Beach, Dorset, below Emmetts Hill looking south to St. Aldhelm's Head, taken in late afternoon sunlight.

Carneddau

2007-01-16T13:26:35Z

View of Y Garn reflected in the still waters of Llyn Ogwen. The lower slopes of Tryfan are captured on the left of the picture. The top of the mountain is dusted in snow.

Carneddau

2007-01-16T13:27:18Z

View into Ogwen valley with the setting sun from Rhiwlas. The slope below Cefn Ysgolion Duon with Y Garn in the centre and Pen yr Ole Wen on the right.

Giant's Causeway

2007-01-16T13:27:38Z

A view of the dramatic coastline at the Giant's Causeway taken in the sunshine with rocks visible in the foreground.

Roseberry Common

2007-01-16T13:28:21Z

A panoramic view of a snowy Roseberry Common, with the prominent Topping, catching the early morning sun and the horizon lost in the mist.

Great Langdale

2007-01-16T13:28:42Z

View of Great Langdale from the fell above Chapel Stile, showing Great Langdale Beck in the valley with the outline of the Langdale Pikes beyond.

Rhossili Beach on the Gower Peninsula in South Wales

2007-07-17T10:52:21Z

View down to the empty beach with Rhossili Down on the right

Strangford Lough

2007-08-20T15:53:02Z

Drowned drumlins at Strangford Lough. Sheep grazing in the fore with their woolly coats caught in the sunshine.

Not a National Trust Property

2008-04-28T11:48:37Z

(FL) A view of Esthwaite Water (not owned by The National Trust) on a calm Autumn day, with two fishermen sitting in a small rowing boat.

Not a National Trust Property

2008-04-28T12:12:17Z

(FL) Esthwaite Water (not owned by The National Trust), with Langdale Pike in the distance, Lake District, Cumbria.

Not a National Trust Property

2008-04-28T12:14:46Z

(FL) Esthwaite Water (not owned by The National Trust), with Langdale Pike in the distance, Lake District, Cumbria.

Not a National Trust Property

2008-04-28T12:23:09Z

(FL) A view of Esthwaite Water (not owned by The National Trust) on a calm Autumn day, with two fishermen sitting in a small rowing boat.

Not a National Trust Property

2008-04-28T12:24:59Z

(FL) A view of Esthwaite Water (not owned by The National Trust) on a calm Autumn day, with two fishermen sitting in a small rowing boat.

Not a National Trust Property

2008-04-28T12:34:11Z

(FL) A bright autumn day view of Esthwaite Water, (not owned by The National Trust), Cumbria. Showing lush green fields, scattered trees, and distant hills of the Lake District.

Long Mynd

2008-07-03T10:08:53Z

Extensive view towards Ashes Hollow with Stretton Valley beyond, showing a steep sided valley in the foreground with rusty bracken and sheep and dense woodland beyond.

West Wight

2008-07-08T11:07:18Z

The south side of Tennyson Down in West Wight on the Isle of Wight seen from Afton Down with Freshwater Bay in between. Walkers can be seen on the chalk rock path.

West Wight

2008-07-08T11:11:19Z

The south side of Tennyson Down in West Wight seen from Afton Down with Freshwater Bay in between. Walkers can be seen on the chalk rock path.

West Wight

2008-07-08T11:21:02Z

The south side of Tennyson Down in West Wight seen from Afton Down with Freshwater Bay in between. Walkers can be seen on the chalk rock path.

West Wight

2008-07-08T11:30:22Z

Tennyson Down at midday, photographed in the late spring with paragliders above Freshwater Cliffs on the Isle of Wight. The area is named after the Poet Laureate as he took his daily walk here.

West Wight

2008-07-08T11:34:03Z

The white chalk cliffs of Freshwater Bay looking West towards Tennyson Down and the Needles Headland on the Isle of Wight Photographed in early May.

Souter Lighthouse

2008-07-11T08:37:47Z

The Souter Lighthouse at Marsden, Tyne & Wear. The lighthouse opened in 1871 and was the first to use alternating electric current.