Features

Andrew Hollins - Treading carefully

PICTURES: Camera club winners in the frame
FOR this month’s feature, Kirkbymoorside Camera Club has shared some of its outstanding images from a recent internal competition.

REVIEW OF YEAR: Final countdown for 2020

Bella Suggitt, from Pickering, before having her hair cut to raise money for the Little Princess Trust in January Picture: Frank Dwyer

REVIEW OF YEAR: 2020 - a year like no other

A dog’s view on lockdown by Robert Rayner

PICTURES: Take a walk on the wild side

Balancing Act - Helen Smith

CAMERA CLUB: Showcase of talents

Bridget Talbot later in life

Meet the woman whose inventiveness and passion saved lives during the wars

David Swann has published his second book, called Birds: A 1st Collection of Photographs, which is dedicated to his passion for birdwatching

Birds flock together for new photography book

Misty meadows above Leavening by Jeff Pacey

READERS' PICTURES: Autumn has checked in

Action from the 24-hour Sicily 2020 GP

PICTURES: Helmsley photographer loving life in the fast lane

A rainbow over Malton by Nick Fletcher

READERS' PICTURES: Sun shines on autumn

Autumnal colour at Buttercrambe by Pete Lamb

PICTURES: Autumn bursts into golden joy

Paul Stephenson - Lighthouse Blues

PICTURES: Focus falls on camera club winners

Members of the Crafty Hubbers, in Thornton-le-Dale, have turned their attention to making Buddy Bear’s

Knitting together to help improve your mental health

Deer on the Carrs on the south side of Pickering by Jon Hardacre

PICTURES: For your eyes only

From left, Mike Elvy, Alex Reid, Mike Muir, Eric Smith, Matthew Everett and John Lamb celebrate the 50th anniversary

PICTURE SPECIAL: 70th anniversary for 1st Norton Scouts

Inland bearded dragon

PICTURES: It’s wild and wonderful

Neil Batty, operations manager at Yorkshire Arboretum, takes in the autumn scenery, which visitors can enjoy now and until the arboretum closes for the season in November

Ryedale visitor attraction ready to put on its autumn spectacular

Small Copper Butterfly by Iain Leadley

PICTURES: Stunning photography on show at virtual exhibition

Meg Huby, a former lecturer at the University of York, has explored her creativity during a year-long residency at the Yorkshire Arboretum

New Yorkshire Arboretum exhibition showcases artistic flare

Reflection on an autumn day in Dalby Forest Picture: Tony Bartholomew

PICTURES: Dalby Forest photograph exhibition gets national coverage

Framed through the hedge, combine, tractor and trailer! Taken at Allerston by Jenny stead

PICTURES: Season’s greetings from readers

Morsbag aims to encourage make do and mend skills and effective local action

Meet the team on a mission to end the use of plastic bags

Gill Perrin - Castle Howard

PICTURES: Celebrating successes at camera club

Ella Pontefract, left, and Marie Hartley, right

Meet the trio of women honoured for work in the Dales

A walk from Pickering to Thornton-le-Dale by George Tremain

READERS' PICTURES: A snapshot of life in Ryedale

Hedgerows in the lanes around Pickering by George Tremain

READERS' PICTURES: Focusing on the change of season

Reece Johnson with one of the four baby hedgehogs he helped rescued, two of which have now been returned to a supported garden

Army of volunteers helping our hedgehogs during lockdown

PICTURES: Zooming in on camera club

Gallery owner Kevin Bradshaw invited artists Patrick Smith, Phil Reynolds and Russell Bailey for a visit to his mum’s garden last month

Lockdown artwork goes on show at gallery

Tricia Harris, head of marketing and communications, at Helmsley Walled Garden, gets ready for the reopening on August 1

Colourful garden ready to burst back into life

Poppies in a field by Deanna Briggs

PICTURES: Wild side of photography

Left, Dr William Pickles and his wife Gertrude

The life of a GP working in ‘medical Mecca’

Julie Cowdy - Manhattan Architecture

CAMERA CLUB: Building up a picture of life

Lurcher Wisp with her tennis balls by Jessica Sleightholme

READERS' PICTURES: Sniffing out a picture

The Malton and Norton Rotary Champions

Rotary celebrates achievements of Ryedale's young community champions

A kingfisher near the River Derwent in Malton by Nick Fletcher

READERS' PICTURES: King of the photographs

Sarah Beever and her newborn daughter, Grace

PICTURES: A snapshot of lockdown from your doorstep

Bluebells at Carlton by Barbara Balf

READERS' PICTURES: Looking in on life in lockdown

Malton Camera Club - Helen Smith

PICTURES: Something that will please you....

Dexter, who belongs to the Bell family, takes some time out Picture: Carol Donnelly

READERS' PICTURES: Ryedale in the frame

Ampleforth author Bill Spence, who is retiring from writing his book reviews for the Gazette & Herald after more than 50 years

Gazette & Herald book reviewer retires after 50 years

The rural landscape between Crambe and Howsham by Andy Robinson

PICTURES: Ryedale life in lockdown

Anita and Mike Barber in Honolulu. Picture: Anita and Mike Barber

All ports closed as Terrington couple's world cruise runs into coronavirus

Ivan Martin - Mounts Bay

PICTURES: The winners are...

One wet Dilly Doo at Thornton-le-Dale duckpond by Clare Skaife, Thornton-le-Dale

PICTURES: Readers’ view of life

Champleys Mews 1984

PICTURES: Remember when...

Cherry Kearton hanging off a cliff with his camera attached to his back, it shows the lengths the brothers went to get the perfect shot

Photography pioneers who inspired Sir David Attenborough

Photographer Fiona Bielby who is photographing more than 52 independent businesses in and around Malton Picture: Frank Dwyer

PICTURES: Photographer captures Ryedale's independent solidarity

Malton Camera Club feature

PICTURES: All for one and one for all

Photographic portrait of Sir George Cayley, as an older man, published in 1843

Celebrating the life of ‘father of flight’

L to R Marian Farrow, Rachel Faulding, Laura Maher, Jenny Worrell, Pauline Slaughter, Liz Rowley, Elaine Howarth, Kate Warnock-Smith, Sue Combes, Joyce Wright, Mary Siddons, Elsa Owlett, Barbara Aconley, Lesley Temple, Eileen Thomas, Melanie Bailey and

‘The WI are like a family to me’

David Ireland - Indoor Market, Johannesburg

PICTURES: In the market for colourful photographs

Piers Edsall working the iron with his hammer, anvil and hammer in his workshop near Terrington Picture: Frank Dwyer

Meet a man with many irons in the fire

Ursula in her nurse’s uniform

Shining a light on ‘incredible’ characters from the past