Battle of Orgreave: the miner and the copper Size:20.3 cm x 30.5 cm, 8.0 inches x 12.0 inches the silhouetted landscape and the

the silhouetted landscape and the lights on the walls lend the 13th-century abbey an eerie atmosphere – you can see why it inspired Bram Stoker

but their coats – and distinctive panda eyes and black noses – appear to pop out of the photograph

with a lovely blurred and over-exposed background of their animals

A pure white

The Guardian photographer Murdo MacLeod recently took a morning drive around Loch Tummel

Battle of Orgreave: the miner and the copper Size:20.3 cm x 30.5 cm, 8.0 inches x 12.0 inches the silhouetted landscape and theIt is one of the abiding images of the 1984 coal strike Guardian photographer Don McPhee's picture of a picketing miner facing up to an officer. The two men were on opposite sides of one of the bitterest industrial disputes of the 20th century. Golf balls, stones and sharpened coins had been flying, police horses were about to charge, and the leader of Britain's striking mineworkers, Arthur Scargill, had been arrested in that same field outside