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EYES TO THE HILLS:
The Mountain Landscape of Britain


Gordon Stainforth's first book was an immediate best-seller. Many, like Chris Bonington, were stunned by the "magical depth of colour" and "superb sharpness" of the extraordinary images, while others commented on the originality of the text, which explored the whole philosophy of mountaineering as well as the different ways in which we may see and photograph a landscape.

Sadly, after three print runs, this modern classic is now out of print.

Awards

  • Winner of the Thomas Cook Illustrated Travel Book Award 1992

Reviews for Eyes To The Hills: The Mountain Landscape Of Britain

  • Quite simply the best book of British landscape photographs you are ever likely to see.
    The Guardian
  • The best volume on our mountains that I've ever come across.
    On the Edge
  • Here at last is a photographer who really understands the mountains and their moods.
    Mountain Magazine
  • A notable advance in mountain photography.
    World Magazine
  • The definitive British mountain photography book of the '90s.
    High Magazine