Stories
The Quayside from the Gateshead side on 30 September: All Saints spire, lit trees along the Tyne and reflections as the sky went from dusk to deep blue.
Millennium Bridge and the Glasshouse (still the Sage to most of us), from the Newcastle Quayside on Wednesday 23 September.
Tyne Light is an ongoing project photographing the Tyne and the places along it, from Hexham and Corbridge to Newcastle, Tynemouth and the coast.
Day 7 of the West Highland Way: Kinlochleven to Fort William in driving rain, the finish line, and photos from the train journey south.
Day 6 of the West Highland Way: Glencoe Mountain Resort to Kinlochleven in heavy rain, over the Devil's Staircase, with one day left.
Day 5 of the West Highland Way: Inveroran Hotel to Glencoe Mountain Resort, about ten miles across Rannoch Moor in lovely weather.
Day 4 of the West Highland Way: Tyndrum to Inveroran Hotel, past Beinn Odhar in the rain, over the hills from Bridge of Orchy, and a long evening in the bar.
Day 3 of the West Highland Way: Beinglas Campsite to Tyndrum, climbing out of the Loch Lomond valley into the open peaks and glens of the Highlands.
Day 2 of the West Highland Way: Rowardennan to Beinglas Campsite, almost 17 miles along the rocky low road beside Loch Lomond and on into the Highlands.
Day 1 of the West Highland Way: Drymen to Rowardennan over Conic Hill, with passing showers, plenty of sunshine and first views of Loch Lomond.