Following on from a post I did earlier about framing, after being inspired by Pat Kay’s series on Visual Patterns, the next one to look at is ‘negative space’. Here’s his video: He describes negative space as ’empty as opposed to filled’ space. Quite coincidentally I found myself creating some images with negative space by […]
I was invited by the Farndale Countrywomen’s Association last night to do a talk about photography. I arrived a bit early just to have a little walk. It was really chilly with a keen wind, so I took a fast trot along the road and just captured some interesting farm buildings before getting back to
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Just a few taken recently on a couple of local walks. Not sure what this growth is called on a beech tree but it caught my eye. Lowna farm gate. Cal and Tom’s old house at sunset.
The weather was a little better yesterday so I looked in one of our local walking books for something close by. I was a little surprised quite how muddy the walk was, thought on a couple of occasions I might turn back, but once I got a little higher things improved. No major photographic opportunities
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Recently Tomasz Trzebiatowski uploaded a video about photographing locally. So even if you walk the same streets every day there are still good images to be found, if you are alert. So following up from this I decided to try, on a familiar local walk – ‘the big loop’ – to take a photo every
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And Sinnington Woods. Set off in the rain but it brightened up as I got into the woods above the village. Super walk, great to see the wild garlic coming through, but don’t really feel photographically inspired today. Shows in the images, cottage looking a bit like I feel – hey ho – one of
For a change we’d had a lovely day so around four I headed off for a walk, the big loop. It was quite chilly but, with some amazing clouds, I thought there might be a good sunset. By the time I’d got half way around the sky was beginning to turn red. What a sunset
