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Discover the world through the lens of award-winning photographer Jason Friend, as he shares 120 of his favorite images through this official Jason Friend Photography iPad App.

Based in Newcastle upon Tyne in the North-East of England, Jason is an acclaimed landscape and travel photographer. His images have been used by National Geographic, Microsoft and the Sunday Times amongst other high-profile clients.

Through this app, not only can you browse the images (offline) in the numerous portfolios, but also you can choose to use them as a wallpaper for your iPad, share them with a friend via email or display them to the world via Facebook. This collection of award-winning travel and landscape photography images is sure to brighten up anybody's iPad!

Whilst Jason is an acclaimed landscape photographer, he is also the author of a number of printed and electronic books. This iPad app includes the following ebooks which can be read through the integrated reader:-

London (54 Pages)

"In the summer of 2012, London became the first city to have hosted the modern Olympic games on three separate occasions. Whilst the return of the games to the United Kingdom has understandably focused the attention of the world on the capital, it is undeniable that London has always been considered one of the worlds’ greatest cities with enough history and architecture to attract some 30 million international visitors per year.

In 2010 I decided to join the tourists and began to make regular visits from my home in the north of England with a view of capturing some of the iconic views which make this city great. Two years on, I have really just started to scratch the surface of what London has to offer for the photographer and I fully expect to continue making the 550 mile around trip to further explore my countries capital city.

This book is a portfolio of my favourite images to date, and my own photographic celebration of London in the year 2012."

Northumberland (ISBN:978 1 62050 458 1 - 133 Pages)

Northumberland is not only the northernmost county to be found within England but also the least populated. The ‘land of the far horizons’ offers some of the most picturesque scenery to be found throughout the British Isles, although it is often overlooked by visitors heading north to the uplands and highlands of Scotland.

Any visitor to the region has an array of locations to visit which all have something to offer. Be it the impressive remains of the World Heritage site of Hadrian’s Wall, the beautiful coastline of the Northumberland Heritage Coast or the rolling yet domineering features of the Northern Pennines as they sprawl towards the Southern Uplands of Scotland, the county can lay claim to a mix of quintessential English scenery.

Although Northumberland is now possibly one of the most tranquil and peaceful spots to be found in England, it has not always been that way. Marauding invaders from Scotland and Scandinavia dictated the construction of numerous fortifications to protect these northernmost English lands. The remnants of these buildings remain dotted across the landscape providing an enigmatic contrast to the natural features of the region.

With the relatively sparse population, and a large amount of suitable habitat, a wide variety of wildlife is found within the boundaries of the county. The Farne Islands are something of a Mecca for the bird watching community, whilst inland areas of woodland host the endangered Red Squirrel that any watchful visitor may have the privilege to see.

Through the pages of this book, award-winning UK photographer Jason Friend reveals the various faces of Northumberland.

Black Light (ISBN:978 1 61364 827 8 - 103 Pages)

Through a portfolio of forty six images, award-winning photographer Jason Friend shares some of his experiences and techniques behind the making of some of his fav