You know, I really should go out and take some new photographs, because I am running low on pictures that I took a while ago that I've not published on here so far.
northcott mouth, bude
two ways with trees
Two pictures of the same scene, but with a difference in my (deliberate) movement of the camera technique, and the length of the shutter speed itself.
wavecrash 8741
I occasionally go through my picture files to see if there's anything that will benefit from a fresh look, or just a new go at the processing.
streamflows
Last week, a gallery of rockshapes, this week a few alternative shots of the stream that flows out, over, or through the beach (all three really), with the force and speed of it determined by how much rainfall has swollen the two separate streams that join up just behind it.
wavecrash
I called this one 'wavecrash'. I'm full of creative and imaginative stuff like that. Click on the picture for a full tab version. Not on a photo store yet, but it can be!
not following guidance
Still not following the guidance my Nan gave me when she handed me her Kodak Brownie 127 when I was about six. Keep the sun behind you and try to hold the camera still. Sorry Nan.
more trees
I like doing pictures of trees. They tend to just stand there, waiting for me to sort myself out, unlike some other subjects. And out of the twenty or thirty or so 'experimental' pictures I took on this walk, I think there were actually two quite good ones. Experimental probably isn't the right word for... Continue Reading →
whooshy stuff
I know what you're thinking. Does he still do that whooshy stuff?
best seller
My Redbubble store occasionally sends me an email starting 'Congratulations, you've made a sale!' When I say occasionally, I do mean it's very much at the 'Oh wow, yes! I forgot it was still there...' level. So a recent email informing me of the purchase of one of my images as an extra large canvas... Continue Reading →
Clifftop View
Wandering along the coastal path and looking down over the cliffs onto the breaking waves on the seas below. But perhaps not as straightforwardly photographed as it is described.
Bear Humphreys Photo 