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Wast Water, August 1999Described by Wordsworth as long, stern and desolate, Wast Water is the deepest lake in the Lake District. It is surrounded by the peaks of Red Pike, Kirk Fell, Great Gable and Scafell Pike, Englands highest mountain, in one of the remotest parts of the national park. Here, boulders have broken away from the areas famous screes steep slopes with loose stones foregrounded by the Guardian photographer Don McPhee. McPhee, who died in 2007, was a regular

” says Jenkins

is a winding path that the eye follows almost to the horizon

Using his tilt-shift Zörk lens

His photograph captures the physicality of the hikers’ slow trudge up the mountainside

Outstanding

when daylight was failing and the streetlights came on

several British women are hoping to follow in Wade’s shoes

Boxer Sylvester Mittee taping his hands prior to a training session at Frank Warren’s gym in King’s Cross London

JH: ‘The atmosphere was colourful

last March to photograph various winter sports

and to take a dip in the holy town’s lake

Museum-grade heavyweight C-Type Matt traditional photographic print