Forest 100: a year in the life - natural landscape

Natural landscape is an online exhibition featuring the photographs of Scarborough-based editorial photographer Tony Bartholomew

The exhibition was part of the Forest 100 - a year in the life project, created for the Forestry England centenary.

Small stream running through lush green forest
Green and grey tree tops on hilly landscape
Thin trees standing in front of black backdrop
Dark brown tree trunks lined into the distance
Dark orange leaved trees
Landscape of a mixture of rich orange and deep green trees lining the hills
Greenery and tall trees on a hill in front of blue and grey sky
Small stream running beneath tree trunks and roots
Spindling tree branches through grey fog
Single tree rising from the ground with green forest in the distance
Frost covered moss on forest floor with lines of trees in the distance
Interesting tree growing horizontally
Thin tree trunks
Looking up into the tree canopy from the ground
Sun shining through lined trees
Endless tree tops at Dalby forest landscape

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Man stood staring at the ground holding a wooden tool within stone wall maze

Faces of the forest

Some of the people working for and with Forestry England in North Yorkshire’s forests.
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Small bird flying out of hands with wings spread

Nature's home

From butterflies to funghi, the flora, fauna and ecology of the forests can be seen here.
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Snow topped tree branches surrounding snow dusted forest path

Winter wonderland

We haven’t had a really hard winter in the forests for a year or two, but when we did get a decent layer of snow, it combined with crisp winter light to make for a good day’s photography.
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Sphagnum moss on the forest floor with some fallen leaves

Focus in

While the forest can sometimes feel like a vast, endless space, a lot of pictures present themselves by observing what is close to hand.
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