'Britain is a thrilling place to discover on foot, but perhaps all the more intriguing from the air.' Jason Hawkes
London by night
'Taking photographs like this at night has only recently been possible. I used to see these views all the time and wish I could capture them.
Seal shore
'I was on my way to an offshore wind farm and was about two miles off the Kent coast when I spotted these seals on the sandbank.
The rolling hills of Devon
'Early morning is the best time to photograph mountains, as the distant haze only adds to the drama.
Stonehenge, Somerset
'Because Stonehenge is near a military base, you're only allowed to fly to one side of it. As a result, all aerial shots are taken from the same side.
Loch Ness, Scotland
'This photograph is only a hint of Loch Ness' vastness. If there is a monster lurking in its depths, you can understand how it has managed to stay hidden.
Chesil Beach, Dorset
'Stretching for almost 30km (19 miles) along the Dorset coastline, Chesil Beach is a true wonder of the natural world.
The Needles, Isle of Wight
'When flying on the coast you don't have the restrictions you have in the city - you can swoop down for closer views.
Giant's Causeway, County Antrim, Northern Ireland
'From directly above, the remarkable hexagonal volcanic columns of the Giant's Causeway, which number more than 40,000, looks l
Glenfinnan Railway Viaduct, West Highlands
'The Glenfinnan Viaduct was once renowned as the UK's largest concrete viaduct.
Start Point, South Devon
'Start Point reaches into the sea like a gnarled finger, and is one of the most exposed strips of land in the whole of the UK.' Jason Hawkes, Photographer.<
Widemouth Bay, Bude, Cornwall
'There's such a lot to catch the eye at the seaside - the gaudy beach paraphenalia dotting the sands; the foaming crests if the waves; fishing boats; w
Lindisfarne Causeway, Holy Island, Northumberland
'When you see the spiritual tranquility of Lindisfarne, it's not hard to understand why St.
Draz Power Station, North Yorkshire
'Drax Power Station looks like the perfect image for a global warming campaign, but the only pollution comes from the black-tipped chimney in the cen
The Shard, London
'Every time I fly in London I make a point of visiting the Shard for some new shots.
