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When I was at school studying photography we were given a project to shoot a roll of colour slides with the subject heading "isolation of colour". Today while I was walking around the park my son was playing in I saw this ivy on the ground and the subject "isolation of colour" immediately sprung to m y mind.
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Camera: Olympus E-620
Exposure: 0.001 sec (1/1000)
Aperture: f/6.3
Focal Length: 202 mm
ISO Speed: 200
Exposure Bias: +0.3 EV
Explore 35.
A lone Hawthorn on Dartmoor battles the strong winds. I reckon there were gusts of wind that must have reached 60mph, as I was nearly blown off my feet. I shot this at the same time as the full Rainbow over another hawthorn nearby. The lighting was changing all the time which was tricky to shoot but really exciting to watch.
I am beginning to travel further afield for photographic opportunities these days. There are so many great spots within a 50 mile radius. That is why I feel lucky to live where I do.
I really like all the B&W shots I took that day, but this one had a certain presence that stood out from the others. I went for a higher contrast than usual to add to the dramatic clouds and lighting. Hope you enjoy, and keep up the great work, i have seen some amazing Autumn shots from all of my contacts recently. You humble me.
10-22mm, polariser and Lee filters.
Exposure: 0.2 sec (1/5) Check out the movement in the fg bracken for 0.2 of a second exposure! It was really windy.
Aperture: f/16.0
Focal Length: 15 mm
ISO Speed: 100
View On Black a must with this one
Out today for a real meeting with real people - the required AGM of our photographic society.
Just 6 people, all socially distanced, under the gaze of Botero's Venus in Exchange Square, bookended by the mirroring arches of Exchange House and Liverpool Street Station.
A weeping willow stands next to the life-giving Wensum at Hellesdon Mill. The low spring sun highlighting its fresh and colourful leaves.
Soon to be the location of a New Housing Estate, in the name of progress.
A real shame... (March 2015)
New self portrait series for The Photographic Journal
I’ve lost all track of time lately, but this involuntary slowdown has given me a chance to reflect. To better appreciate. At-home limitations have made me push harder and try new techniques. I’ve found myself dreaming up amusing scenarios using simply what I have available to me. It’s a challenge, but also a liberation.
HDPS ISOLATION 2019/20 Week two Comp - Found in a cupboard
HDPS PDI R2 2020 score 9.5/10
CPS PDI 2020 - Score 8/10
London, October 2016.
Shoot on Kodak Color Plus 200 film with a Nikon FE55 and a Nikkor 50mm f/1,8
Scan of the film
finally got replacement batteries for the one i lost last week, so i’m back to the daily nonsense.