Ludlow Castle Canvas Print

Ludlow Castle was built in the late 11th century on a high cliff above the River Teme. Edward IV made it the centre of administration for the Welsh Marches, and briefly imprisoned the 'Princes in the Tower' here. I loved visiting Ludlow, though my memory is undoubtedly coloured by the fact is was a glorious summer evening and we were able to [literally] cool our feet in the river while I took this photo of the castle.

I bought my first 'serious' camera for a trip to the UK when I was in my 20s. That trip sparked not only a love affair with photography but a love affair with the wonderful landscape and heritage of Britain. Those twin loves have inspired me over the past several decades, as I've explored Britain from Orkney to Cornwall, and most points in between. I find my greatest satisfaction in taking photographs that capture something quintessentially 'British' about my adopted home. Over the past 15 years, I've developed the www.BritainExpress.com website to share my love of England, Scotland, and Wales, and have taken well over 295,000 images of the UK. I'm sharing some of my favourites - and some of the most *British* of my image collection,...