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Highland cattle, Cumbria, 2004Donkeys, sheep, pit ponies the great photographer Don McPhee captured them all in his beloved northern Britain during his long career with the Guardian. Although his portfolio encompasses virtually every subject, and he was especially interested in politics and trade union affairs, he repeatedly turned to the natural world in his photographs. This picture was taken on the northern edge of the Howgill fells, near Tebay, close to Kendal and the

The picture also has an elegant linear form

who beat Betty Stöve in the final

an area that has whilst it has rapidly gentrified in recent years

perfectly capturing drivers who ignored weather warnings

While covering the Venice Architecture Biennale in 2010

waiting for the sun to rise

The relaxed demeanour spells an intimate encounter between photographer and subjects rather than an intrusive “grab” shot

JUDGE: This is a dynamic image that looks like the photographer saw his chance and took the shot

but this image is an uplifting memory from that heartbreaking summer

The epic view of the mountain from the main A82 road makes it appear quite unassailable and is one of the most photographed sights in Scotland

Great Gable and Scafell Pike

and were ridden during many of the early one-hour distance records