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Brilliant Scuderia spotted on a lovely day. A very annoying car to photograph, this one. Reflections/tones were all over the place.
Tried to reduce the angle as much as possible, lol. Was a mistake I made during the shooting :P Nevertheless, tell me what you think.
One more interpretation of cool installation in front of downtown art gallery (nighttime), Fort Myers, Florida
2014
Oil on canvas 30cm x 30cm
Touching on Art Deco for this one and pushing the colour boundaries a bit.......still working on the last one in this size range but with more angular shapes and a framed background.
This painting has since been slightly adjusted to include an original cream coloured line over some of the blue in the 'eye' which obscured the original line. I may replace this image with the amended painting later. (I'll update when the image of the adjusted painting is uploaded).
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Wide angular of the interior of the Great Jones restaurant in Newcastle, Co.Down - Norther Ilreland that is hands down one of the best places I had food in the last years in the whole Island. If you have not been, and you like squid you have to go and ask for their squid, simply delicious.
One of the unique features of this light is the distinctive base that give the impression of part of a ship.
The challenge was to come up with triangular compositions either implied or actual, open or closed by the subject image.
My Anglepoise lamp provided the inspiration for this shot.
another shot of the metallic sculpture at the Hepworth Gallery in Wakefield, West Yorkshire, UK in front of the red painted panel.
I think the two pieces complimented one another quite well to give this image. Summer 2016.
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UCSF Mission Bay campus
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Sunrise at Bunker Bay, near Dunsborough, Western Australia.
Nikon D810 & Nikkor 16-35mm, Breakthrough 6 stop filter. PP in PS CC using Nik Software and luminosity masks.
The clean lines and geometric curves of the Da Lat opera house create an abstract composition. I focused on the play of light and shadow across the structure, simplifying the scene into a study of form and symmetry.
The lower strata are the Early Oligocene Port Willunga Formation, consisting of Bryozoal limestone, silt and clays, dipping gently southwards (towards the right on the photo). About halfway up the cliff, these dipping strata are truncated by an overlying horizontal layer of strongly cemented sandstone. This is the Pliocene Hallet Cove sandstone, consiting of calcareous sandstone and sandy limestone. This angular unconformity represents a 20 myr break in deposition