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Category Archives: Milton Keynes
Interpretations
Our Photography is driven by many different feelings, one of the important ones being Mood. And I don’t just mean the mood inherent in the subject before us: the play of light, the atmosphere. Primarily today I’m talking about the … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture & Buildings, Milton Keynes
Tagged Creating Mood, Milton Keynes, Monochrome, Mood, Photography, Processing, Theatre district
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Small Child, Big Space
In the centre of the shopping centre, in Milton Keynes is a large space. It’s used for exhibitions, trade fairs and other events. Very often it is crowded. On this occasion it was deserted except for one family. The parents … Continue reading
Going Shopping
Light changes everything, even the most mundane and ordinary of scenes. This is the entrance to the escalators down to the Debenhams department store from the multi-storey carpark in Central Milton Keynes. It’s an entrance that I have used countless … Continue reading
Silhouettes
Back in March 2012, I posted ‘Poster People’. It included images of a sculpture called ‘Chain Reaction’ and my last line in that post was: ‘I plan to re-visit during the year to see how I can improve…’ Well it’s … Continue reading
Posted in Milton Keynes
Tagged Campbell Park, Chain Reaction, Milton Keynes, Photography, Ray Smith, Sculpture, Silhouette
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Reflected Reality
After days and weeks of weather that has cloaked the countryside in shades of grey, the arrival of sun and blue sky has been startling. Suddenly the beauty has returned to the landscape. It also brings us out of hibernation … Continue reading
Posted in Milton Keynes, WaterScapes
Tagged Milton Keynes, Photograhy, Reeds, Reflections, Willen Lake
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Interplay
Last week I posted an image (click here to see it) of a new Shopping Mall, known as MK1 Shopping Park, on the southern edge of Milton Keynes, on Stadium Way near Stadium MK. Click on any image in this … Continue reading
Stripes and Leaves
Modern Architecture needs light to really bring it to life. That may seem a statement of the obvious – everything we photograph depends on light. But what is special about Modern Architecture is that the materials used are especially responsive … Continue reading
A Surreptitious Supermarket Snap
One of our local supermarkets has huge floor to ceiling windows which are alternately clear glass, and transparent orange panels. Visually they make a fascinating expanse of glass, and as this wall faces the afternoon sun, when the sun shines … Continue reading
Blue sky dreaming
This image was taken 2-3 weeks ago from the relatively warm internal arcade of Milton Keynes shopping centre. Gazing out through the internal reflections and warped reality to the blue sky beyond. A reminder of warmer and brighter times of … Continue reading
City Centre Church
A quick post today from Milton Keynes city centre. Close to the centre is the multi-denominational Church of Christ the Cornerstone, which is shared by Baptist, Methodist, Church of England, Roman Catholic and United Reformed Churches. An unusual situation. The … Continue reading