Don’t keep to the path.
Passing Places? Landscape Photography is a flexible genre. You can photograph the land, the sea, rural, urban, wild, tamed, you can shoot wide and you can pick out the detail in what I call ‘micro landscapes’. Many start with a nod to images they have seen, sometimes they look to achieve the same composition, look […]
Level Horizons in Photography
[siteorigin_widget class=”SiteOrigin_Widget_Hero_Widget”][/siteorigin_widget] Level Horizons in Photography The creative process should rarely be shackled by ‘rules’. Rules have always been there to be broken, boundaries are pushed and new ideas emerge. Some of these ‘rules’ are more just there as ‘best practice’, ways of getting the best from more traditional landscape images. When photographing bodies of […]
Eridge Rocks
Photographing Eridge Rocks I admit I was slow to discover the amazing sandstone formations dotted throughout the Kent and Sussex Countryside. Naturally I am drawn to Landscapes that offer something different to the norm. These stunning sandstone formations and the ancient woodland that surrounds them are certainly worth a visit. There is a strong coastal bias […]