London and Dorset based photographer creating fine art landscape and still life prints for domestic and commercial premises
I don’t know much about geometry but I do know an aesthetically pleasing photograph when I see one.
In fact most of us can, and the reason is geometry, or more precisely the geometric shapes such as squares, triangles, circles and lines that make up patterns that form the image.
Today’s photograph was taken on the 6th February 2016, riding the top deck of a bus on a rainy evening. It’s a composite image and I love how it almost looks like a stained glass window!
From my catalogue of photographs this one was taken on the 4th February in 2018 and shows a man walking past some shutters near London Bridge.
Whilst there are limited opportunities to explore the outside world I am trawling through my catalogue of photographs taken on this day in previous years.
This on was taken on the 3rd February 2017.
On this day 27th January 2019, St Nicholas Hertford, Hertfordshire
Another in my occasional series of photographs taken on this day in an earlier year. And again, another day when I don’t seem to have taken any photographs in the past so I have chosen a random one taken many years. This is a waterfall taken somewhere in Ireland in October in the early 1980sContinue reading “On this day 25th January”
A brief history of still life photography, and a few reasons why I like taking them.
This photograph was taken on the 22nd January 2017 and was part of a project looking at what remained of the old railway that ran through the centre of Weymouth, Dorset. The line used to carry trains from the station to the dockside but no trains have run along it since the 1990s, and now much of it has been removed.
No photograph taken today but one from the archive – an old double exposure taken in Dorset on 120 film