Forest 100: a year in the life - winter wonderland

Winter wonderland 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.

Footprint in crisp layer of snow
Snow topped trees with mist rising from them
Snow topped tree branches surrounding snow dusted forest path
Horizontal tree branches dusted with snow
Paw prints in deep snow
Winding path in snow dusted forest
Two cyclists riding up snowy path in the forest
Bike tracks lined in the snow
Group of cyclists riding through snow topped trees
Web of tree branches topped with snow with some orange leaves
Snow topped tree's piercing through the mist on a hill
Christmas trees wrapped in plastic netting stacked on top of one another
Coloured stumps of wrapped Christmas trees stacked on top of one another

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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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Red paint line sprayed on to tree trunk

Working forest

People enjoy outdoor leisure in the forests; but we need to remember they were created 100 years ago as a place of production providing timber for the nation.
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A blur of lights beyond a group of spectators at night rally

People's playground

From exhilarating mountain bike trails to gentle family walks with easy access for all, the forest has become a place of relaxation, play and escape.
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