As a rare dusting of snow surrounds the Custom House in King's Lynn and stunning fireworks light up the Red Mount Chapel in The Walks - these are moments captured by Matthew Usher.
He illustrates the beauty of west Norfolk and the coastline through his landscape photography, which is being exhibited in Lynn.
Mr Usher said: 'Even though I grew up in the area, I never really appreciated the surroundings until I was first studying photography 20 years ago.
'But there's so much to offer here. Beyond the buildings and architecture in King's Lynn, there's also the amazing coastline along the north west Norfolk coast.'
Mr Usher said that special thanks go to the exhibition sponsors Vancouver Quarter and Wolfy's Photo and Video in King's Lynn as well as Woodforde's Norfolk Ales.
Landscapes of Norfolk opens at the King's Lynn Arts Centre, King Street, this Saturday and runs to Sunday November 21. The exhibition is being held in the Red Barn. Admission is free.
Are you organising an exhibition of your work? Email louise.hepburn@archant.co.uk
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