Since the hills are currently unattainable, and the views closer to home just aren't as inspiring, we've found ourselves browsing the site galleries a lot in recent weeks. The standard of the best submissions never ceases to amaze. Here some of the leading contributors to the galleries each pick a photo that's special to them.
Skye may be famous for spectacular mountain and coastal scenery, but it's also well known for mist and rain. Photographer Morten Hansen has made a virtue of the challenging island weather.
Landscape photography can be both satisfying and hugely frustrating. With so many people taking photos in the hills, how do you make yours stand out? Pro photographer James Roddie has some choice tips on working smarter to achieve better results.
UKClimbing and UKHillwalking are proud to announce the shortlist for this year's Marmot Photography Awards, plus a major update to our highly prized Photo of the Week.
Walkers often get to see wildlife, but it's hard to take good pictures of it. Photographer James Roddie is a master of the...
UKClimbing and UKHillwalking are proud to announce the shortlist for this year's Marmot Photography Awards.
Scrambling may be one of the most exciting ways to enjoy the hills, but it's hard to shoot quality images that really capture the feel....
UKClimbing and UKHillwalking are proud to announce the line-up for this year's Photography Awards. The format is...
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