Sky looked good for IR. Got there. Wasn’t. Never mind. Lensbaby Sweet experiments.
Highgate Experiments
Serial Print 1
Judge: Ken Payne
Colour: Fallen Angel - 20/20
Monochrome: Lazy Godiva - 20/20
Both of these were held back, but then he held back nearly everything….
Footpath
Stripes | Attempt 2
This file is called “1W7A1108-Edit-Edit-Edit-Edit-2”
I think that says it all.
St Pancras
Serial PDI 1
Judge: Dave Hipperson | 20/20
The judge loved this. The light sprinkling of snow, the quality of the winter trees, and the highlight on the building from what could only be moonlight and a long cold exposure. In fact it was a 1/12 second infra-red exposure on a spring lunchtime, but everything he said was the look I was going for so I’ll take it as a victory.
Stripes
For a competition themed “Stripes”. We’ll see…
Lens Baby
Lens experiments. Quite nice.
ARPS....
I have obsessed too long about this. So this is the ARPS panel I plan to submit. My confidence in the whole thing was getting lower and lower but it crept up slightly when I managed here to grade the colour correctly and find a pleasing arrangement. Next is to request a one-to-one and see how painful it is….
Torrie
From yesterday’s Shaping Light workshop,
Stevenage Telephone Exchange
ARPS Considerations
Another set of two kind volunteers in a lovely location.
Frames
ARPS Considerations
Love this one.
Other contenders…
Killing Time - Hinchingbrooke Country Park
A couple of images taken while killing time between jobs.
Hunstanton 2025
Day trip to Hunstanton. Click them to view properly.
Lazy Godiva
ARPS Considerations
After many images taken of actual scythe work, it turns out that you can never see the blade of the scythe. Obviously! This one has a lot more humanity though and is easily my favourite.
A few others:
ARPS Considerations
After a lot of photos taken in artfully contrived situations, one of which involved an angle grinder and a length of scaffold, inevitably the image I like best is this very natural one taken on the way to another location.
A few more….
