Signed hardback copy - 26 x 25cm - 128 pages
(Frances Lincoln, 2008)
UK postage included in price.
Featuring 150 colour photographs celebrating the landscape and history of the Peak District National Park.
Winner of the best Outdoor Book prize at the OWPG 2009 awards.
Praise for 'The Peak District':
“This [book] is no mere tourist's collection [of photographs] and it documents this vast and wild area in terms of its changing seasons, its 'restless weather' and the subtle human influences on the landscape since Neolithic times.”
- The Independent (Pick of the Picture Books)
“Fran Halsall has focused on this beautiful area of northern England to produce a stunning collection of images and a book to prove that she's a force to be reckoned with. Fran has turned in pictures with flare and imagination. Not just a fair-weather snapper, she has battled the elements in all seasons to capture the best of the Peaks in perfect pixels. This book will suit tourists, visitors and photographers looking for tripod holes and keen to replicate Fran's winning pictures” - Amateur Photographer
Signed hardback copy - 26 x 25cm - 128 pages
(Frances Lincoln, 2008)
UK postage included in price.
Featuring 150 colour photographs celebrating the landscape and history of the Peak District National Park.
Winner of the best Outdoor Book prize at the OWPG 2009 awards.
Praise for 'The Peak District':
“This [book] is no mere tourist's collection [of photographs] and it documents this vast and wild area in terms of its changing seasons, its 'restless weather' and the subtle human influences on the landscape since Neolithic times.”
- The Independent (Pick of the Picture Books)
“Fran Halsall has focused on this beautiful area of northern England to produce a stunning collection of images and a book to prove that she's a force to be reckoned with. Fran has turned in pictures with flare and imagination. Not just a fair-weather snapper, she has battled the elements in all seasons to capture the best of the Peaks in perfect pixels. This book will suit tourists, visitors and photographers looking for tripod holes and keen to replicate Fran's winning pictures” - Amateur Photographer
