Books

Robin Whiteman and Rob Talbot have been working together for over ten years, producing books that chronicle the beauty and diversity of the English countryside. Once again they combine their unique talents to present a stunning collection of landscape photographs, complemented by thoughtful and informative text.

The largest county in England, Yorkshire boasts some of the finest examples of both natural and man-made scenery in the whole of the county. In addition to a landscape of astonishing richness, beauty and variety, the county contains a wealth of history, life and tradition. From the busy industrial towns and cities of the south-west to the wild coastal moorland of the north-east; from the rich fertile plains of the south-east to the barren limestone hills of the north-west. There are glorious ruins such as Fountains and Rievaulx abbeys, stately mansions like Harewood House and Castle Howard, ancient castles, enchanting villages, historic buildings, gushing waterfalls, secluded dales and deep dramatic ravines. Yorkshire is truly a place of beauty and diversity. Little wonder that Michael Drayton called it ‘the most renowned of shires’.

Hardback.