Rod Johnson

Fine art Black and White and Monochrome photographs of various categories.

Castles, forts and various fortifications and defences. Guns and artillery will also be included.

Winter scenes of the UK. These landscape fine art photos include images of ice, snow, frost and fog.

This set displays fine art photos of interesting or unusual types of bridge and viaduct.

Bridges and viaducts are fascinating structures which provide us with vital communication links. They are built to span a river, or waterway, gorge, valley, railway, road or other obstacle and may carry pedestrians, a road, railway or in the case of an aqueduct, a waterway. There are several basic design types, with many variations and each one is unique. Some bridges have stood for hundreds of years.

Coastal and landscape scenes from the fishing port of Whitby, in North Yorkshire, England.

A collection of interesting or unusual signs.

The fine art photos in this set include a variety of ocean going vessels.

Pleasure craft, fishing boats, fishing trawlers, yachts, sail boats, lifeboats, motor boats, are just a few of the vessel types to be displayed. This set will also feature coastal scenes of harbours and marinas.

Landscape photos taken within the Peak District of England.

All the fine art photos in this set were taken within the wider area of the Peak District, but most were taken within the the Peak District National Park. This national park covers an area of 555 square miles and is claimed to be the second most visited national park in the world. It covers much of north Derbyshire, parts of Staffordshire, Cheshire, Greater Manchester, and also South and West Yorkshire.

The area was designated a national park in 1951 and was the first national park in the United Kingdom. Much of the land is open to the public, there are lots of dales, ravines, steep hills, rugged outcrops, valleys and rivers. The land is criss crossed with public footpaths, bridleways and trails and the remains of ancient packhorse routes and packhorse bridges. The only town directly within the national park is Bakewell; there are however many villages and hamlets, and there are other towns just outside the national park.

The fine art photographs in this set, show images of rivers, canals, waterways and marinas. Also included are pictures of various activities carried out on the water.

Included here are fine art photos of coastal scenes, beaches, cliffs, harbours, marinas, headlands, piers, groynes, breakwaters, jetties, oceans, rock pools, boats and anything connected with the seaside.

A lychgate is a roofed porch-like structure over a gate, usually built of wood and sited at the entrance to the churchyard. Many were built in the 15th century. The lychgate provided a temporary shelter where the clergy met the corpse, to conducted part of the funeral service before burial. Other spellings of lychgate are lych gate, lichgate and lycugate. These lychgates are often very attractive structures and a few are included in this gallery.

Fine art photos of ancient and interesting buildings and structures, which show a variety of architectural styles.

Items relating to the Medieval period.