When I took this I already had this picture of a burnt out mono in my mind. It took photoshop for me to realise the seen image.
Sunday, 3 July 2011
Old barn with storm
The moment is here, the moment passes. 30 seconds later the barn was in shadow and raindrops were falling.
fungus
Driving to work on a back road one day I saw this fine fungus out of the corner of my eye. The advantages of living in rural East Yorkshire include the ability to put on the brakes, pull over and have time to compose a shot.
shadow
The same evening. Never forget to cast your eyes upward from time to time to see that extra interesting picture.
Pocklington churchyard 2
On a night out in Pocklington, always ensure that you keep your photographic brain at the very least on standby and that you have a camera handy.
lissett memorial
There's always a new angle to explore. i must have been past here a dozen times in all weathers, mainly because I think it is a marvellous memorial. Today the wild spring flowers provide a great foreground to emphasise the rural position.
Friday, 27 May 2011
blue door
Sometimes things just sort of fascinate you and blue doors do it for me. I cannot resist photographing old peeling distressed blue doors which I love to highlight by desaturating the rest of the image. We all need our quirks / signature images.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)