Daffodils, April 1995This dramatic photograph, taken along the shores of Ullswater in the Lake District by Guardian photographer Don McPhee, captures a bank of spring daffodils against a backdrop of silhouetted trees and a lone figure on the shore. Along with Guardian writer David Ward, McPhee was covering the launch of a daffodil hotline these were pre internet days whereby visitors could call and find out where the best blooms were. Don had infinite patience, Ward

he ultimately transcended sport itself and become an icon of the 20th century

prevented Australia from retaining the Ashes

but climbed the mountain above to get some stunning and evocative photographs of the collapsed coal tip that engulfed a school

There are pictures that you come across when your heart races and your fingers fumble with your camera

it is the humour that wins

“Miracle”

trails and breathtaking views

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

with profits donated to Friends of the Earth

Presented on museum-grade C-Type matt photographic paper stock

albeit ill-fated

Photographing scavenging gulls is harder than you think