Haven’t created any portraits in a while so delighted when I was asked by a friend to take some of his son Adam who needed headshots. I sent him a lot of standard shots from the session but these are a bit more creative! Where I have a bit of fun …
Young actor portraits Read More »
The first of the year so an opportunity to step out whilst also thinking about potential shots that might work as cyanotypes. I also discovered a filter on my Ricoh GR3 that almost emulated the blue look! Here’s some from the walk:
A walk in the snow Read More »
I haven’t posted in a while. Busy with preparing my mother’s house for sale and a bug that hung around too long in December. Then Christmas. The holiday did give me time to read and reflect however and in so doing I came across Alternative Photography. I’d not been particularly looking for this topic as
Trying something new Read More »
Creating portraits using photo overlays for interesting effects.
Abstract Portraits Read More »
I’d not come across this photographer before and was alerted to him by Tomasz Trzebiatowski of Frames magazine who sends out a daily Photosnack email with a recommended introduction. Adrian has focused on creating stark, minimal, and hauntingly beautiful monochromatic images and I love them! What’s even more valuable than looking at his galleries is
Enjoying the work of Adrian Villa Read More »
I was invited to do a talk on photography at Appleton le Moors WI and afterwards was approached by Nadine Cooper to see if I was interested in photographing a choir she was involved in. There was the possibility of an article in Yorkshire Life in the new year and she needed more images. Of
The Tuneless Choir Read More »
Anna’s aunt, potter Liz Bailey, had featured in my Women of Kirkbymoorside portrait project and so I was pleased when Anna got in touch asking if I could create one for her. Anna is based in London and is a singer with a BBC choir and is working her way into publishing – the Bailey’s
Never been to this lovely seaside town before so enjoying exploring the photographic opportunities it offers. Traditional image of beach huts but a black and white one too, I like the way the road arrow points down the line of huts: This and the ones below are from the port area. It’s really interesting so
