Peak District Photography by Karen Frenkel

KAREN FRENKEL – is a professional landscape photographer living and working in the Peak District National Park. Her dedicated approach means she often returns to the same spot time after time throughout the seasons seeking out those fleeting moments when weather conditions and dramatic light combine to make her photographs more unique.

She holds an extensive library of images which have been widely published in books, magazines and calendars throughout the country. She is also the sole illustrator for the books Peak Villages and Ramblers Guide to The Peak District and a regular contributor to Peak District Life, Derbyshire Life and Photography Monthly magazines. For the last few years she has been a landscape tutor for the Peak District Photography Centre.

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Mist Over Eyam

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Monsal Dale
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Moorland Heather

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Misty Trees
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Padley Gorge

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Stanage Edge
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Tree in Sunset

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Water-Cum-Jolly
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Weir at Beresford Dale

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Weir at Monsal Dale
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Alport Castles

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Mist over Bretton Edge

Karen's stunning photographs are available in a variety of sizes and formats.  The exhibition features mainly 24 x 37cm photographs, double mounted and framed with ultra-violet filtered glass.  Larger sizes are available to order up to 50 x 75cm and also on box canvas up to 50 x 80cm
Framed photographs image size 24x37cm are £145.00

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Aware of the subtlety of changing light and landscape around her, Karen is often out early in the morning to catch the rising mist and the first frosts of winter, and into the evenings for the last light of the day, capturing images evocative of a hidden Derbyshire often missed by visitors and residents alike.  The exhibition gives an opportunity to view Karen’s interpretative photographs of misty landscapes, and light brooding over well-known views.  The images are real photographs with no computer-aided enhancements.

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