So as this year winds down I’ve once again put a post together showing ‘My Year in Pictures‘ and have included in it pictures from many of the subjects that I’ve covered throughout the year ranging from news and feature stories, long-term projects I’ve been shooting, other events I’ve photographed for myself from things that have happened or ‘standalone’ pictures….now there’s quite a few here! So sit back and feel free to have a look through and I hope you enjoy them.

All the best for Christmas, New Year and the holidays (…especially to all the freelance photographers out there because we don’t get holidays).

We can’t afford them! 😉

Cheers folks and thanks for looking at my pictures over the last year…

 

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© Licensed to London News Pictures. 05/01/2015. Saltburn, Cleveland The beautiful light of dawn lights up the sky and reflects off wet sand around an area called Huntcliff near Saltburn. Photo credit : Ian Forsyth/LNP

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Photographer: Ian Forsyth Contact Number : 07786 076618 Copyright Ian Forsyth 2014

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A recently built stables complex was destroyed by strong winds through the night in Saltburn, Cleveland. The stables, owned by Melissa Coupe of White Heart Lodge on Saltburn Lane housed two miniature Shetland ponies, Locket and Queenie and they were both inside the stable as it was lifted up from its foundations and came crashing down on a nearby road. Both ponies were uninjured.

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© Licensed to London News Pictures. 13/01/2015. Whitby, United Kingdom A fishing boat heads out at first light from the North Yorkshire town of Whitby ahead of further bad weather that is expected to sweep across the country over the next few days causing further disruption and chaos. Photo credit : Ian Forsyth/LNP

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© Licensed to London News Pictures. 03/02/2015. Levisham, United Kingdom The moor road between Pickering and Whitby on the North Yorkshire Moors remains open after heavy overnight snowfall as bad weather continues in parts of the country. Photo credit : Ian Forsyth/LNP

© Licensed to London News Pictures. 05/02/2015. Castleton, United Kingdom Andy Thompson from K and N Drinks ensures that the beer is delivered to The Lion Inn on Blakey Ridge on the North Yorkshire Moors as further bad weather has caused disruption in many parts of the country this week. Photo credit : Ian Forsyth/LNP

© Licensed to London News Pictures. 06/02/2015. York, United Kingdom Gunners from 88 Arracan Battery 4th Regiment Royal Artillery fire a 21 gun royal salute using three 105mm Light Guns to mark the 63rd anniversary of Her Majesty The QueenÕs accession to the throne. The salute took place in the Museum Gardens in York which is one of 12 saluting stations across the country, including London, Belfast, Edinburgh and Cardiff, and is the only one in the North of England. Photo credit : Ian Forsyth/LNP

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© Licensed to London News Pictures. 09/02/2015. Saltburn, United Kingdom. Photo credit : Ian Forsyth/LNP

© Licensed to London News Pictures. 09/02/2015. Saltburn, United Kingdom. Photo credit : Ian Forsyth/LNP

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Photographer: Ian Forsyth Contact Number : 07786 076618 Copyright Ian Forsyth 2015

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Soldiers from K (Hondeghem) Battery 5th Regiment Royal Artillery stand on parade in the grounds of Richmond Castle during a ceremony to present Afghanistan operational medals on March 26, 2015 in Richmond, England. The Battery held the medal parade to mark the end of the Regiment's period of operations in Afghanistan and their deployment on Herrick 20. It was the final Herrick medal parade from Regiment's based in Catterick Garrison. Copyright Ian Forsyth 2015/Getty Images

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© Licensed to London News Pictures. 10/04/2015. Saltburn, United Kingdom A large pod of Dolphins swam close to the pier and beach at Saltburn by the Sea in Cleveland as hundreds continue to enjoy the hot weather. Photo credit : Ian Forsyth/LNP

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© Licensed to London News Pictures. 13/05/2015. Whitby, United Kingdom Lol Hodgson, the Baliff of the Manor of Fyling carries out the ancient Penny Hedge tradition in Whitby. The beginnings of this ancient custom dating back to around 1159 are unclear but some say it was penance for the accidental killing of a hermit who was a monk at the abbey. Others say it was to mark a safe landing place or to mark a garth or enclosure or simply to keep out animals. However this now symbolic custom takes place each year on the eve of Ascension Day on the banks of the River Esk in Whitby and is constructed with nine upright hazel stakes driven into the mud with an ancient mallet and nine 'tethers' or pliant branches to intertwine the stakes. Completion of the hedge is followed by three blasts on an ancient horn and the cry of "Out on Ye" is repeated by the bailiff. Photo credit : Ian Forsyth/LNP

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© Licensed to London News Pictures.16/07/15 Harrogate, UK. A man sleep with his cattle after spending the night sleeping in the cow sheds on the final day of the Great Yorkshire Show. England's premier agricultural show has seen three days of showcasing the best in British farming and celebrating the countryside. The event which attracts over 130,000 visitors each year displays the cream of the country's livestock and offers numerous displays and events giving the chance for visitors to see many different countryside activities. Photo credit : Ian Forsyth/LNP

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<> on October 1, 2015 in Saltburn-by-the-Sea, England.

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Hundreds attend a torch-lit procession to the top of the Eston Hills that overlook Teesside on October 24, 2015 in Eston, England. The rally was organised by the group, 'The Friends of Eston Hills' a local community group who wanted to create an opportunity for people to come together to show their support for the steelworkers of Teesside. Over two thousand workers at the SSI UK steel site at Redcar lost their jobs recently following the closure of the blast furnace and coke ovens bringing to end an over 170-years of steelmaking on Teesside.

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<> on October 27, 2015 in Whitby, England.

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01/11/15 Saltburn, UK. Beach anglers take part in the annual Jim Maidens memorial beach fishing competition this evening in Saltburn by the Sea in Cleveland. The competition is held each year to mark the death of the Saltburn plumber and keen fisherman Jim Maidens, who died in 1998 when he was killed after being swept overboard from his boat ÔCorinaÕ close to the beach at Saltburn. Around 70 fishermen and women attended the event which helps to rise money for the RNLI and the Great North Air Ambulance Photo credit : Ian Forsyth

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© Licensed to London News Pictures.02/11/15 Redcar, UK. A family of swans glide over one of the small lakes at Coatham Marshes next to the SSI steel blast furnace in Redcar this evening. Photo credit : Ian Forsyth/LNP

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Members of Saltburn Fire and Rescue use their new turntable ladder to go up and check the stability and assess the damage caused by strong winds to the roof of a property on Marine Parade in Saltburn by the Sea. The property had its roof torn off by the high winds at the weekend resulting in the evacuation of all the residents in the building.

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Members of Cleveland Police carry out a search of an area at South Gare near Redcar and find a large quantity of 5.56mm ammunition discarded on the beach.169001A

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