It’s worth taking hundreds of photos of interesting things because eventually you’ll decide what to do with them.
Brightlingsea
Wafty dreamy ones.
Muddy aerial ones
Honestly I can’t ever get enough of mud when the tide’s out.
Coal Drop Yard
Experimenting with a small camera.
Pin Mill
Such a hack location that the only other human I saw today was a bloke here clutching his Nikon.
Into The Light
For competition theme “Into the Light”.
Latte
Experimentation with submersion and milk and stuff.
Morris
Mill Road Winter Fair
Colossal Gateway (Creative Vision | Landscapes)
Composite created from an image from a Skye trip that looks very frustratingly like AI even though I didn’t use it… 🙄
A Thousand Mile Journey (Creative Vision | Landscapes)
Turns out it’s much more difficult to work with urban elements. Will try harder in future.
Hatfield (Creative Vision | Landscapes)
I like the night-time version as well, but it’s rude to throw an effect on an image and claim twice the glory….
Platon II
Skye Again
Revisiting abandoned RAWs. #1 in a series of endless disk-browsing no doubt.
Heat
I think this is the final image (triptych) for the “Heat” competition theme.
Babyhat
The remains of another project…
Eddington
Cambridge Camera Club Outing
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Fly By Wire
Red, White and Blue
Kolari experiments. Needs more sunshine.
Tate Fate
Went all the way into London to arrive at the job and find it cancelled, so wound up in Tate Modern. I’d had a good idea for a project on the tube and had none of the necessary equipment and that was keeping me from doing anything decent with what I had in the Tate. Nevertheless, now I’m home I do it seems have a soft spot for these two.
Making the Most of Brampton Wood
Heat
Second try…
