STEVE RAZZETTI MOUNTAIN PHOTOGRAPHY AND JOURNALISM

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A selection of my favourite images of the people, places and sporting events that make living in Cumbria such a privilege and joy. In no particular order! 

  • Xandro MEURISSE of Belgium leads the breakaway group over Caldbeck Commons in Cumbria on Stage 2
  • Xandro MEURISSE of Belgium leads the breakaway group over Caldbeck Commons in Cumbria on Stage 2
  • Xandro MEURISSE of Belgium leads the breakaway group over Caldbeck Commons in Cumbria on Stage 2
  • Bardiani GreenTeam leads the peleton over Caldbeck Commons in Cumbria on Stege 2
  • Bardiani GreenTeam leads the peleton over Caldbeck Commons in Cumbria on Stege 2
  • The descent from Caldbeck Commons into Uldale in Cumbria on Stage 2
  • The descent from Caldbeck Commons into Uldale in Cumbria on Stage 2
  • The descent from Caldbeck Commons into Uldale in Cumbria on Stage 2
  • Bradley Wiggins tucked into the peleton on Caldbeck Commons, Cumbria, during Stage 2
  • Bradley Wiggins and riders from Teak Sky in the peleton as it crosses Caldbeck Commons in Cumbria during Stage 2
  • Mark Cavendish in the peleton as it crosses Caldbeck Commons in Cumbria during Stage 2
  • The peleton at the start of the descent from Caldbeck Commons into Uldale in Cumbria
  • Riders at the start of the descent into Uldale from Caldbeck Commons, Cumbria
  • The peleton at the top of the descent into Uldale from Caldbeck Commons
  • Olympic Champion Phillip Hindes of Team Wiggins at the start of the descent into Uldale from Caldbeck Commons in Cumbria during Stage 2
  • Miguel Angel BENITO DIEZ of team Caja Rural on Caldbeck Commons in Cumbria during Stage 2
  • Domingos GONCALVES of Team Caja Rural on Caldbeck Commons in Cumbria during Stage 2
  • Sunday 28th September 2014. Cycling Weekly's Sportive Series sponsored by Assos and organised by Rather Be Cycling. A cracking Cumbrian classic ride mixing mountain and moorland roads. Starting from the historic Cumbrian home of the Inglewood family, Hutton-in-the Forest, situated just a few miles from junction 41 on the M6 motorway. This photo taken at the top of the climb out of Uldale onto Caldbeck Commons.
  • Sunday 28th September 2014. Cycling Weekly's Sportive Series sponsored by Assos and organised by Rather Be Cycling. A cracking Cumbrian classic ride mixing mountain and moorland roads. Starting from the historic Cumbrian home of the Inglewood family, Hutton-in-the Forest, situated just a few miles from junction 41 on the M6 motorway. This photo taken by Crummock Water
  • Sunday 28th September 2014. Cycling Weekly's Sportive Series sponsored by Assos and organised by Rather Be Cycling. A cracking Cumbrian classic ride mixing mountain and moorland roads. Starting from the historic Cumbrian home of the Inglewood family, Hutton-in-the Forest, situated just a few miles from junction 41 on the M6 motorway. This photo taken by Crummock Water
  • Sunday 28th September 2014. Cycling Weekly's Sportive Series sponsored by Assos and organised by Rather Be Cycling. A cracking Cumbrian classic ride mixing mountain and moorland roads. Starting from the historic Cumbrian home of the Inglewood family, Hutton-in-the Forest, situated just a few miles from junction 41 on the M6 motorway. This photo taken at Hesket Newmarket
  • Sunday 28th September 2014. Cycling Weekly's Sportive Series sponsored by Assos and organised by Rather Be Cycling. A cracking Cumbrian classic ride mixing mountain and moorland roads. Starting from the historic Cumbrian home of the Inglewood family, Hutton-in-the Forest, situated just a few miles from junction 41 on the M6 motorway. This photo of competitors medals at the finish.
  • At the Keswick Mountain Festival 2009. The fastest man ever to cycle around the world...
  • Mountain writer, photographer, and climber who has undertaken many expeditions around the world. At the Keswick Mountain Festival in 2009
  • At the Keswick Mountain Festival in 2009
  • Event organiser Cheryl Frost (L) and friend at the start.
  • Sunday 28th September 2014. Cycling Weekly's Sportive Series sponsored by Assos and organised by Rather Be Cycling. A cracking Cumbrian classic ride mixing mountain and moorland roads. Starting from the historic Cumbrian home of the Inglewood family, Hutton-in-the Forest, situated just a few miles from junction 41 on the M6 motorway. This photo taken on the moors between Caldbeck and Uldale
  • The winner of the men's Splash 'n' Dash event by Derwentwater
  • A man at the front line of exploration and one of the world’s most experienced divers, field science and polar experts, Paul Rose helps scientists unlock and communicate global mysteries in the most remote and challenging regions of the planet.Paul is an experienced television presenter and radio broadcaster. With a proven track record in business engagements, Paul is a sought-after speaker, chairman, host and moderator for industry, government and NGO events. This picture taken at the Keswick Mountain Festival in 2009.
  • Joss Naylor, MBE (born on 10 February 1936 at Wasdale Head) is an English fell runner, and a sheep farmer, living in the English Lake District. As his achievements increased he became better known as the King of the Fells or simply the Iron Man. His fell running achievements include successive peak bagging records within the scope of the Bob Graham Round. In 1975 he ran 72 peaks, claimed to involve over 100 miles and about 38,000 feet of ascent in 23h20m. In 1986 (age 50) he completed the Wainwrights in 7 days. In 1997 (age 60) ran 60 Lakeland fell tops in 36 hours.In 2006 (age 70) he ran 70 Lakeland fell tops, covering more than 50 miles and ascending more than 25,000 feet, in under 21 hours. He considers the 72 peak Lakeland circuit as his own greatest achievement, setting a record which stood unbroken for 13 years. He was appointed an MBE for his services to sport and charity. Olympic Gold medal winner and co-founder of the London Marathon Chris Brasher described Joss Naylor as 'The Greatest of Them All'. To say that he is a legend here in Cumbria is an understatement! This photograph taken at the Commonwealth Ultra Running Championships in Keswick, 2009.
  • Fell runner from Hesket Newmarket, Cumbria, on the summit of High Pike towards the end of the Old Crown Round in 2009. Pearson won the event, completing the 24 mile round of the Caldbeck Fells in 4hrs 14minutes.
  • Owner and chief instructor at Cumbria's Air Ventures paragliding school, he also organises the famous Buttermere Bash and helps out behind the scenes at many local events. Here he is at the Kewsick Mountain Festival in 2009.
  • Graeme Obree (born 11 September 1965), nicknamed The Flying Scotsman, is a Scottish racing cyclist who twice broke the world hour record, in July 1993 and April 1994, and was the individual pursuit world champion in 1993 and 1995. He was known for his unusual riding positions and for the Old Faithful bicycle he built which included parts from a washing machine. This picture taken at the Keswick Mountain Festival in 2009.
  • A competitor in the 2009 Splash 'n' Dash race approaches the finish in Bitts Park, Keswick.
  • I shot this event in Keswick, Cumbria for the I.A.U. from 17th - 20th September 2009. This is Anna Frost of New Zealand, gold medalist in the Womens' Uphill Mountain Race.
  • I shot this event in Keswick, Cumbria for the I.A.U. from 17th - 20th September 2009. This is Katie Ingram & Sarah Tunstall of Great Britain, and Pamela Bundotich of Kenya on the podium after the Women's Mountain Race.
  • Rosie Swale-Pope, MBE (born 2 October 1946) is a Irish-Swiss author, adventurer and marathon runner who successfully completed a five-year around-the-world run, raising £250,000 for a charity that supports orphaned children in Russia, and to highlight the importance of early diagnosis of prostate cancer. Her other achievements include sailing round the world, sailing single-handed across the Atlantic in a small boat, and trekking 3,000 miles (4,800 km) alone through Chile on horseback.This picture was taken at the Keswick Mountain Festival in 2009.
  • A man at the front line of exploration and one of the world’s most experienced divers, field science and polar experts, Paul Rose helps scientists unlock and communicate global mysteries in the most remote and challenging regions of the planet.Paul is an experienced television presenter and radio broadcaster. With a proven track record in business engagements, Paul is a sought-after speaker, chairman, host and moderator for industry, government and NGO events. This picture taken at the Keswick Mountain Festival in 2009.
  • I shot this event in Keswick, Cumbria for the I.A.U. from 17th - 20th September 2009. This is Wilson Chemweno of Kenya winning the Mens' Mountain Race in Fitz Park.
  • Rosie Swale-Pope, MBE (born 2 October 1946) is a Irish-Swiss author, adventurer and marathon runner who successfully completed a five-year around-the-world run, raising £250,000 for a charity that supports orphaned children in Russia, and to highlight the importance of early diagnosis of prostate cancer. Her other achievements include sailing round the world, sailing single-handed across the Atlantic in a small boat, and trekking 3,000 miles (4,800 km) alone through Chile on horseback.This picture was taken in Castle Park, Penrith, when she arrived for the Keswick Mountain Festival in 2009.
  • Rosie Swale-Pope, MBE (born 2 October 1946) is a Irish-Swiss author, adventurer and marathon runner who successfully completed a five-year around-the-world run, raising £250,000 for a charity that supports orphaned children in Russia, and to highlight the importance of early diagnosis of prostate cancer. Her other achievements include sailing round the world, sailing single-handed across the Atlantic in a small boat, and trekking 3,000 miles (4,800 km) alone through Chile on horseback.This picture was taken on her way to the Keswick Mountain Festival in 2009. She was offered hotel accommodation, but, having lived for five years in a tiny tent on her round-the-world run, she declined and took herself off to the hills to sleep wild again.
  • I shot this event for the I.A.U. in Keswick in September 2009. This is John Brown of England leading the field chasing Wilson Chemweno in the Mens' Fell Race.
  • I shot this event for the I.A.U. in Keswick in September 2009. Competitors in the Mens' Fell Race on Latrigg.
  • I shot this event for the I.A.U. in Keswick in September 2009.The mens' Fell Race.
  • I shot this event for the I.A.U. in Keswick in September 2009. This is Wilson Chemweno of Kenya in the lead and heading for victory on his second lap in the mens' up and down mountain race.
  • I shot this event for the I.A.U. in Keswick in September 2009. Here John Brown Shows the strain of chasing Wilson Chemweno in the Mens' Fell Race
  • I shot this event for the I.A.U. in Keswick in September 2009. Here Pamela Bundotich of Kenya chases down the leaders in the Womens' Fell Race on Latrigg. She went on to win the bronze medal.
  • I shot this event for the I.A.U. in Speptember 2009. This is Katie Ingram winning the womens' fell race for England.
  • I shot this event for the I.A.U. in September 2009. This is Wilson Chemweno on his way to a second gold medal in the mens' fell race.
  • I shot this event for the I.A.U. in September 2009. This is Wilson Chemweno on his way to a second gold medal in the mens' fell race.
  • I shot this event for the I.A.U. in Kesick in September 2009. Competitors in the Open Fell Race
  • Keswick, Cumbria, September 2009.Sarah Tunstall leads the Womens' Fell Race on Latrigg, chased by the eventual winner, Katie Ingram
  • The womens' fell race on Latrigg.Keswick, Cumbria, September 2009.
  • Keswick, Cumbria, September 2009.Kris Swanson of Canada takes the bronze in the Mens' Uphill Race on the summit of Skiddaw.
  • Keswick, Cumbria, September 2009.Team Canada before the start of the 100km road race in Keswick
  • Keswick, Cumbria, September 2009Competitors in the Open Fell Race.
  • Keswick, Cumbria, September 2009Competitor in the Open Fell Race
  • Keswick, Cumbria, September 2009The Womens' Uphill Mountain Race on Skiddaw
  • Keswick, Cumbria, September 2009Lisa Bergurud of Keswick, marshalling at the finish of the Womens' Uphill Race on Skiddaw
  • Keswick, Cumbria, September 2009Wilson Chemweno of Kenya rruising to victory and his first gold medal in the men's up-hill race on the summit of Skiddaw
  • Keswick, Cumbria, September 2009Wilson Chemweno of Kenya crossing the line to win a gold medal in the Men's Up-hill Race on the summit of Skiddaw
  • Keswick, Cumbria, September 2009Katie Ingram chasing Anna Frost to the summit of Skiddaw to claim the silver medal in the Women's Up-hill Mountain race for England
  • Keswick, Cumbria, September 2009.Rebecca Robinson chasing Anna Frost and Katie Ingram to the summit of Skiddaw to claim the bronze medal in the Women's Up-hill Mountain race for England.
  • Keswick, Cumbria, September 2009Clare Whitehead running for Team Scotland in the Womens' Up-Hill Mountain Race
  • Keswick, September 2009The Womens' Up-Hill Mountain Race on Skiddaw.
  • September 2009, Keswick, CumbriaGina Paletta running for Wales in the women's up-hill mountain race.
  • Keswick, Cumbria, September 2016Seven minutes from the finish of the 24hr race, and they are digging deep!
  • Keswick, Cumbria, September 2009Minutes from the finish of the 24hr race in Fitz Park.
  • Keswick, Cumbria, September 2009The finish of the 24hr Race in Fitz Park.
  • Keswick, Cumbria, September 2009Anna Frost winning the womens' up-hill mountain race for New Zealand on the summit of Skiddaw.
  • Team Chez collecting their medals for winning the relay race from international sports superstar James Cracknell
  • Keswick, Cumbria, September 2009Athletes assembled in Bitts Park with Derwentwater etc beyond, after the opening ceremony.
  • Keswick, Cumbria, September 2009Team Kenya! Pamela Bundotich, Wilson Chemweno & manager in Bitts Park after the opening ceremony in the Theatre by the Lake
  • Keswick, Cumbria, September 2009Members of Team England just before the start of the 24hr race in Fitz Park
  • Keswick, Cumbria, September 2009Midnight in the 24hr race in Fitz Park
  • Keswick, Cumbria, September 2009Team England in Bitts Park after the opening ceremony.
  • The Monster Miles is a 62 mile (55% off road) Cyclo-Cross Sportive organised by Cycling Weekly and run by Rather Be CyclingThese are leading riders coming up onto Caldbeck Commons from Mosedale early on a beautiful October morning
  • Keswick Mountain Festival 2009James Cracknell, OBE, athlete, rowing champion and double Olympic Gold Medallist, starts and participates in the triathlon.
  • Keswick Mountain Festival 2009.James Cracknell, double Olympic gold medallist, after completing the triathlon
  • The Monster Miles is a 62 mile (55% off road) Cyclo-Cross Sportive in Cumbria organised by Cycling Weekly and run by Rather Be CyclingHere the leading riders are coming up onto Caldbeck Commons from Mosedale
  • The Monster Miles is a 62 mile (55% off road) Cyclo-Cross Sportive in Cumbria organised by Cycling Weekly and run by Rather Be CyclingHere the leading riders are coming up onto Caldbeck Commons from Mosedale
  • The Monster Miles is a 62 mile (55% off road) Cyclo-Cross Sportive in Cumbria organised by Cycling Weekly and run by Rather Be CyclingHere the leading riders are coming up onto Caldbeck Commons from Mosedale
  • The Monster Miles is a 62 mile (55% off road) Cyclo-Cross Sportive in Cumbria organised by Cycling Weekly and run by Rather Be CyclingHere the leading rider is coming up onto Caldbeck Commons from Mosedale early on a beautiful October morning.
  • Keswick Mountain Festival 2009International sports superstar and double Olympic gold medallist James Cracknell addresses the competitors at the starti of the triathlon.
  • The Monster Miles is a 62 mile (55% off road) Cyclo-Cross Sportive in Cumbria organised by Cycling Weekly and run by Rather Be CyclingHere the leading riders are coming up onto Caldbeck Commons from Mosedale
  • The Monster Miles is a 62 mile (55% off road) Cyclo-Cross Sportive in Cumbria organised by Cycling Weekly and run by Rather Be CyclingHere riders are coming up onto Caldbeck Commons from Mosedale
  • The Monster Miles is a 62 mile (55% off road) Cyclo-Cross Sportive in Cumbria organised by Cycling Weekly and run by Rather Be CyclingHere riders are coming up onto Caldbeck Commons from Mosedale
  • The Monster Miles is a 62 mile (55% off road) Cyclo-Cross Sportive in Cumbria organised by Cycling Weekly and run by Rather Be CyclingThis is Peter {quote}The Slime{quote} Knowles setting off on the Fellside Sector from Calebreck with team mate on recumbant bikes. Hardcore!
  • The Monster Miles is a 62 mile (55% off road) Cyclo-Cross Sportive in Cumbria organised by Cycling Weekly and run by Rather Be CyclingHere riders are coming up onto Caldbeck Commons from Mosedale
  • The Monster Miles is a 62 mile (55% off road) Cyclo-Cross Sportive in Cumbria organised by Cycling Weekly and run by Rather Be CyclingHere the leading riders are setting off over Caldbeck Commons from Calebreck on the Fellside Sector.
  • This is a 10.6Km race from the Strands Inn, Nether Wasdale, Cumbria. The 2016 race was held on 19th March.
  • Natalie Hawkrigg of Northern Fells Running Club. This is a 10.6Km race from the Strands Inn, Nether Wasdale, Cumbria. The 2016 race was held on 19th March.
  • This is a 10.6Km race from the Strands Inn, Nether Wasdale, Cumbria. The 2016 race was held on 19th March.
  • The inaugural Carrock Fell Race - a 9km race from Calebreck to the summit of Carrock and back over High Pike - was run on 20th March 2016.Runners heading off up the lower slopes of Carrock.
  • The inaugural Carrock Fell Race - a 9km race from Calebreck to the summit of Carrock and back over High Pike - was run on 20th March 2016.Runners heading off up the lower slopes of Carrock.
  • The inaugural Carrock Fell Race - a 9km race from Calebreck to the summit of Carrock and back over High Pike - was run on 20th March 2016.Ricky Lightfoot won the mens race - here he is at the bottom of High Pike heading for the finish
  • The inaugural Carrock Fell Race - a 9km race from Calebreck to the summit of Carrock and back over High Pike - was run on 20th March 2016.
  • The inaugural Carrock Fell Race - a 9km race from Calebreck to the summit of Carrock and back over High Pike - was run on 20th March 2016.The womens' race was won by Heidi Dent, who was only six or so minutes behind Ricky Lightfoot. Here she approaches the finish.
  • The inaugural Carrock Fell Race - a 9km race from Calebreck to the summit of Carrock and back over High Pike - was run on 20th March 2016.
  • In The George, Keswick, Cumbria, prior to speaking at the Keswick Mountain Festival in 2009. Dervla Murphy is an Irish touring cyclist and author of adventure travel books for over 40 years. Murphy is best known for her 1965 book Full Tilt: Ireland to India With a Bicycle.
  • This short (4km / 2.5 mile) but brutal fell race starts from Revelin Moss in Whinlatter Forest Park, near Keswick, Cumbria. This is the start of the race.
  • This short (4km / 2.5 mile) but brutal fell race starts from Revelin Moss in Whinlatter Forest Park, near Keswick, Cumbria. This is Phil Pearson of Northern Fells Running club nearing the finish.
  • A 7.6 mile circuit over Blencathra from Mungrisdale in Cumbria. This is Ricky Lightfoot of Ellenborough winning the 2015 race, though he failed to beat his own course record of 58min 29sec set in 2009.
  • A 7.6 mile circuit over Blencathra from Mungrisdale in Cumbria. Competitors crossing the River Glendermackin at the end of the race.
  • At the Keswick Mountain Festival 2008.Michael {quote}Mick{quote} Fowler (born 1956 in London) is an award-winning British mountaineer and author.He was voted the {quote}Mountaineers' Mountaineer{quote} in a poll in The Observer and, with Paul Ramsden, won the 2002 Piolet d'Or and Golden Piton awards for their ascent of 6,250-metre (20,510 ft) Mount Siguniang in the Qionglai Mountains in the Sichuan Province of China. In 2012, he was awarded the King Albert award for his {quote}outstanding contribution to mountaineering{quote}, and in 2013, he and Paul Ramsden became the first pair to win a Piolet d'Or award twice after their ascent of the 6,142-metre (20,151 ft) Prow of Shiva in the Indian Himalayas. Respect!
  • At Keswick Mountain Festival 2008Alan Hinkes OBE (born 26 April 1954) is an English mountaineer from Northallerton in North Yorkshire. Hinkes is the first British mountaineer to have claimed all 14 of the world's 8000m peaks.
  • Starting the triathlon at the Keswick Mountain Film Festival in 2008. Julia Bradbury is an English television presenter, employed by the BBC and ITV, specialising in documentaries and consumer affairs. She is most recognised for co-presenting the BBC One programme Countryfile with Matt Baker from 2004 until 2014.
  • Pete Royall of Wandering Aengus Treks with a group of walkers on Fleetwith Pike looking over Buttermere.
  • In Bitts Park after winning the 2008 Keswick Mountain Festival triathlon in 2hrs 0mins 46secs.
  • As part of the opening celebrations for Keswick Mountain Festival in 2008, celebrity chef Peter Sidwell of Simply Good Taste served a five course dinner on the summit of Skiddaw. Fortunately the weather was kind!
  • Out for a training ride amongst the Northern Fells in Cumbria
  • The start at Whinlatter Forest Park visitors' centre.
  • An 8km / 5 mile fell race in Whinlatter Forest Park above Braithwaite, Keswick, Cumbria. Ricky Lightfoot winning the mens' race.
  • The winner of the womens' race
  • Justine is an award winning adventure filmmaker and expedition seakayaker, whos programmes have aired on the National Geographic Channel, Channel 4, Channel 5 and the BBC.
  • Receiving his trophy after winning the Latrigg Fell Race at the Keswick Mountain Festival in 2008. Simon won the British Fell Running Championship in 2002 & 2005 and came 2nd in the World Skyrunning Series in 2005.
  • Chris Bonington is arguably the face of British mountaineering. At the Keswick Mountain Festival, Cumbria, England, in 2008
  • Receiving his trophiesafter winning the Latrigg Fell Race at the Keswick Mountain Festival in 2008. Simon won the British Fell Running Championship in 2002 & 2005 and came 2nd in the World Skyrunning Series in 2005.
  • Competing in the Three Shires Fell Race in Cumbria in September 2015. Nicky is a British long distance runner, specialising in fell running. She holds the women's records for each of the three major fell running challenges in the United Kingdom – the Bob Graham Round, the Ramsay Round and the Paddy Buckley Round, as well as being the only person to have run each of them in under twenty hours.
  • Finishing the Three Shires fell race in September 2015. This is one of the harder fell races in the FRA calendar, run over a challenging 10.5 mile course starting and finishing at the Three Shires Inn in Little Langdale, Cumbria.
  • Natalie Hawkrigg and Liz Berry coming off the summit of Robinson during their run of this charity challenge for MS in 2015.
  • From Bolton in Lancashire, Martha is now riding for the Marin Enduro team #‎marinstansracing‬
  • Runners at the start in Fitz Park, Keswick, Cumbria
  • Winning the 2014 Latrigg Fell Race in Fitz Park, Keswick, Cumbria. Ricky Lightfoot is one of the most accomplished fell runners in England.
  • Latrigg Fell Race 2014
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  • At the start of the 2012 10in10 challenge for MS at the Swinside Inn in the Newlands Valley, Cumbria. The annual 10in10 challenge was designed and created by Yvonne Booth in 2011. It was her response to her husband Duncan’s diagnosis with Multiple Sclerosis in 2010. As a wife and mother of three sons, she wanted to do something positive and help raise money for research into this cruel illness. Multiple Sclerosis is a debilitating neurological disease with no cure. Every June, hundreds of people walk over ten mountains in ten hours or five mountains in five hours. Walkers are sponsored to take part – so far they have raised a magnificent £169,000 for research into Multiple Sclerosis.
  • Competing in the Three Shires Fell Race in Cumbria in 2015. Nicky is a British long distance runner, specialising in fell running. She holds the women's records for each of the three major fell running challenges in the United Kingdom – the Bob Graham Round, the Ramsay Round and the Paddy Buckley Round, as well as being the only person to have run each of them in under twenty hours.
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