Pendle by Alastair Lee

Pendle Hill in the north-east of Lancashire, peaks at 557 metres (1,827 ft) above sea level but still dominates the flat landscape Photograph: Alastair Lee

Sleeping Pendle Hill lays at dusk, as seen form Pen-y-Gent, Yorkshire Photograph: Alastair Lee

Frost covered gritstone boulders on the summit ridge of Boulsworth Hill, Pendle Hill looms large on the horizon Photograph: Alastair Lee

Four days of frost on the moorland grass Photograph: Alastair Lee

Storm clouds clear over Pendle Hill, as seen on route for Downham from Nelson Photograph: Alastair Lee

Taken from Alastair Lee's home in the village of Blacko Photograph: Alaistair Lee

High ciro-cumulus flow over Nelson and Pendle Hill, taken from Marsden Golf Course, Nelson Photograph: Alastair Lee

Cattle feeding stations and dry stone wall complete with sheep access hole, as seen on Twiston Moor Photograph: Alastair Lee

Sheep from the farm at Pendle Hill's base Photograph: Alastair Lee

Sign post for the Witch Way, a popular walk around the Pendle area Photograph: Alastair Lee

First light on a dewy May morning sets the hill glowing over Barley and Black Moss reservoirs Photograph: Alastair Lee

Twisted hawthorne trees mark the boundaries for the Ribble Valley farmlands. Taken just off the Clitheroe bypass near Gisburn Photograph: Alaistair Lee

Blacko Tower and a full moon, taken near Roughlee Photograph: Alaistair Lee