Looking at – and seeing – the world
July 9, 2015 6 Comments
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Windswept trees on the Mendip plateau, near the Priddy Mineries Reserve; 28 Oct 2009.
A windy autumn day. The patch of blue top left helps the picture, breaking up the otherwise uniform overcast that was streaming overhead.
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D700 with 80-400 Nikkor at 400mm; 800 ISO.
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Photographer working in monochrome, colour and combinations of the two - with a great liking for all sorts of images, including Minimalism, landscapes, abstracts, soft colour, people, movement, nature - I like to be adventurous in my photography, trying new ideas and working in many genres. And I'm fond of Full English Breakfasts and Duvel golden ale, though not necessarily together.
Love the colours and light and feeling of movement. Super, Adrian.
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M, thank you very much! Adrian 🙂
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Lovely light , Adrian , on your evocative subject. Gorgeous.
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Thank you, Paula – gorgeous is a word its good to hear!!! A 🙂
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Fine shot, Adrian. I like the gesture of the tree and the low sunlight (and I agree about that touch of blue).
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I know what you mean by “gesture”, Harrie, that’s a very good way of putting it – thank you for your good thoughts! Adrian
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