Philip Hughes Art

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			Mount Bruce, Pilbara, Australia Kimberley in the northern part of Western Australia is one of the oldest landscapes in the world. The rock forms go back over 2000 million years. (Click on pictures to enlarge)
			Snoefellsjokul over Budahraun, Iceland This is a volcanic peak seen over the fields of Lava in South West Iceland.
			Mount Carrara, Antarctica Mount Carrara on Sky Blu - a remote part of the Antarctic plateau. The artist camped here working with the British Antartic Survey.
			Entrance to Cathedral Gorge, Bungle Bungle These extraordinary mountains lie in the Purnululu National Park in the remote, far north of Western Australia.

			Loch Ba, Rannoch Moor Rannoch Moor, bleak and forbidding, lies in the heart of the Highlands. It is bounded to the west by the hill of Buachaille Etive Mòr which dominates the moor and marks the entrance to Glen Coe.

			Suilven & Canisp II Suilven is one of a number of peaks that rise dramatically above the rolling Assynt landscape, made up of the most ancient Lewisian Gneiss.