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The narrow valley of Buttermere is 'a place of myth and legend', squeezed deep in the mountains towards the north-western fringes of Cumbria. With its lakes - Buttermere, Crummock Water and Loweswater - and high surround of peaks, it is regarded as one of the most dramatic of the Lakeland dales. In this photographic essay, his fourth on the Lake District, Bill Birkett captures the awe-inspiring scenery through the changing lights and colours of the seasons. 
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