Alan Rust

Scottish Watercolour by Alan Rust

Ribble Head Viaduct Yorkshire, UK

Morning Watercolour by Alan Rust

Foggy Night by Alan Rust

Facing Change by Alan Rust

Blue Nigella by Alan Rust

Half Moon by Alan rust

Greeting the sun along the Caldon Canal in Stoke On Trent.

The Urban Astronautwas one of several street theater performances at the Big Feast Festival in Stoke On Trent in the City's bid to be City of Culture for 2021. Together with one of my moon shots.

Winter Walk Sneyd Green by Alan Rust

Seen at the Black Country Living Museum. http://www.bclm.co.uk/

Moody Mow Cop by Alan Rust

Lake Moraine Alberta Canada by Alan Rust

Looking south from the first reststop north of the Athabasca Glacier. In view are The Snowdome, Mount K2 and Mount Kitchener. The Columbia Icefields is within the Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada.

Athabasca Falls Alberta Canada by Alan Rust

Lake Minnewanka Alberta Canada by Alan Rust

Whitfield Valley Nature Reserve Sunset by Alan Rust

Feather Light by Alan Rust

The Promise Of Things to Come by Alan Rust

You Won't Like Me When I'm Angry by Alan Rust

Eagle Eyed by Alan rust

By Presence of Cambridge; Moon And if you're ever feeling lonely Just look at the moon someone, somewhere is looking right at it too So true.

While waiting for a fox family to put in an appearance (2 adults and 5 (yes 5 !) cubs), I took this shot of the moon.

Great crested grebe chick hanging around the neck of it's mother.

The building in the centre of the picture is the Visitor Centre and bird hide for the Whitfield Valley Nature Reserve.

A wreath on a bench at Westport Lake.

I found the skull on a walk, I didn't look too far but the rest of the skeleton was not in evidence. Perhaps a reflection on life and death ?

Goshi, a Black Leopard at Chester Zoo. You can see the same markings on it's coat (although different shades of black) as a Golden Leopard.

Clouds scudding over the sun just not managing to diminish the golden hues of autumn at Holden Pools, Sneyd Green, Stoke On Trent.

Bio gel aqua balls in a dish. These squishy, boldly coloured balls start out as small beads which are immersed in water for 8 hours. The beads absorb the water and are used as decorative vase fillings that hydrate plants and flowers. As they give up their moisture they can be re-hydrated by immersing in water once again.