Frost blankets the landscape, turning woodlands and fields into a shimmering wonderland, while bare trees stand in striking contrast against pale winter skies.

Wildlife adapts to the cold; red foxes and deer can be seen foraging in the early morning mist, while birds such as robins and waxwings add splashes of colour and song to the muted scenery.

Along the coast, hardy seals brave the icy waters, and flocks of migratory birds gather in estuaries and wetlands. Despite the chill, there is a beautiful stillness to winter in Britain, where nature’s quiet endurance takes centre stage.