This is a new set which was compiled over the weekend, featuring water…
“WATER WALL”
This is my personal favourite from the set so far.
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“WATER ABSTRACT”
I like this picture, which to me, shows an image of a demonic face emergng from water…
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“WATER WELL”
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It’s been a year today since I posted my first fire image on Flickr. This image, title very imaginetvly as “Flames” was that image. If you look closely you can alsomsee a very distict letter “R” in the midst of the flames, a letter which has appeared several times in my fire pictures.
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Here is proof positive that you do not need a DSLR to take a nice shot. I took this in some quite challenging conditions with my Kodak Z740 back in 2007 at York Minister, England.
“Spotlight”
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I’ve been somewhat busy over the past few weeks and have let this blog slip a bit. But now I hope to give it enough time to bring it back up to scratch.
“ME ‘N’ U”
“Pastel Perch”
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(Originially posted in August)
This image has won SECOND place in the “GR8! Photos Contest #27″, and has also achieved over 5000 6000 7000 8000 9000 hits.
Posted on Flickr back in April, it has since stormed away to become my most successful picture ever. It was taken my Nikon D40, and the efix data is available on photo page @ Flickr. (Click on the image)
This is a natural flame (NO manipulation)
This photo was the winner of “The 4 Elements Fire Contest”, May 2008
Also winner of various group awards etc…
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This is my second image to make it to 1000 Views on Flickr. And I find it ironic that this is actually the direct predecessor to the “Face In The Flame” as taken on the night. The “FIRE” series has obviouslly been my most popular set with almost all of the 20 images taken to date now having view counts in the hundreds.
With that in mind I would like to thank everyone for their support of my work and for clicking on my site!
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The second part of this study of my Black & White photography picks up with a picture of, you guessed it, my watch! Well, the one I had at the time anyway. This was taken with my Kodak Z740 and was also one of my first fully intentional DOF shots.
Are these two lost? Good question? This was taken in 2005, at Whitby with my IPAQ rx3000. To me this simple image is just that, simple and open to interpretation.
Obviously a popular place for my Black & White photography, this now, so I’m told, disused RAF cold war tracking station was taken on the way to Whitby. It’s a simple and yet grand structure in the middle of the some of the North East’s most beautiful countryside. It’s well worth a look in person, as so far, I feel that I’ve failed to fully capture it with my lense.
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Just a quick one. A picture taken in The Lakes a month or so back.
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More droplets captured. This one is my favorite of the two. It seems to have more strength, a sense of cohesion. “Long Drop”
This one has the look of being held by a claw, hence the name, “Claw Drop”
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These two images are from may latest set, which I posted this week.
The first is a dark and hopefully dramatic image of a bird in flight.
I have tried to give this picture a social commentary theme, using the dark water and the blurred cigerette packet to represent the dangers of prolonged smoking. It was called “Emphysema”.
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