C Scapes www.cscapes.co.uk Peak District Landscape Photography by Andy Cartledge, Cards, Prints, Frames, Canvasses. 01433 620970 also at Pictures & Books, High Peak Garden Centre, Hope Road, Bamford, S33 0AL, 10am to 5pm Tue to Sun. 01433 651973 Passport Photos while you wait Fridays, Saturdays & Sundays
Derbyshire Peak District Photos, Cards, Pictures & Prints
Landscape Photography of White and Dark Peak Hills and Valleys
Handmade Cards, Mounted and Framed Giclee Prints and Canvasses.
PLEASE NOTE ALL WEBSITE PRICES NOW INCLUDE UK POSTAGE
NEW STUFF
Sunday 25th July 2010
Hello, site re-design is now nearly complete, should be up and running before the end of July
Our shop 'Pictures & Books' has now been open for over a year at the High Peak Garden Centre near Bamford. (location map) We are open 10am to 5pm every day except Monday. We are sharing the shop with Tomes of Buxton, Tim Dudleys' 2nd hand bookshop. I am also offering a "while you wait" Passport (or Bus Pass, or Gun Licence etc) Photo service on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays.
There are also off the peg frames for sale, smaller gift frames as well as woodturned items and Stained Glass, and a few new landscape photographs. Come for a look round.
We have put up new pictures at our exhibitions at the Woodbine Cafe, Hope and Coopers Cafe, Edale. We will change the display at Losehill Hall, Castleton shortly and you can still see my pictures at The Foundry climbing wall cafe,Sheffield. There is an Exhibitions & Links section with further details of all of these.
You can now search for pictures of a certain area and as stated earlier I have included longer descriptions of 150 pictures so far to help with this and give you some background information. We also have a section of card shops who stock our cards, which I will add more website links to as I get details.
Hope you like it! more will follow as often as possible.
Andy & Laura
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This business was partly financed by the New Environmental Economy programme, a grant scheme funded by the European Regional Development Fund and managed by the Peak District National Park Authority.
