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Tag Archives: Black and White
Snow-bound
A ski holiday is always a lottery. You book the holiday weeks if not months ahead and hope. Hope that there will be a good depth of snow, up high and at resort level. Hope that the sun will shine … Continue reading
Standing Still
I was in London again yesterday for a meeting, and had lunch afterwards with my daughter at King’s Cross. King’s Cross railway station has recently undergone a major redevelopment that includes the addition of a vast semi-circular departures concourse with … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture & Buildings, London, The Human touch
Tagged Black and White, King's Cross, Photography, Roof, Silhouette
13 Comments
Two Seats
Sometimes I shoot an image and really have no idea what I will do with it, or even if I want it. There’s just something ‘there’ that I connect with almost at a subconscious level. Maybe it’s just the shapes, … Continue reading
Posted in Derivative, Eclectica
Tagged Black and White, Photography, PosterEdge, Rousham, Seat, Stowe
7 Comments
Tree Ghosts
Today’s post leads on from yesterday’s post. For the simple reason that today’s image is of the backside of the same building. If you missed yesterday’s post – Click here to take a look. I walked round this building wondering … Continue reading
Posted in Black & White, Derivative
Tagged Black and White, Photography, Solarization, Trees
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If you can’t take it, make it!
We learn by doing. That’s a universal truth. And learning how to post-process an Image is no exception. If you want to learn how to do something (where messing up isn’t a disaster) then more often than not it helps … Continue reading
Posted in Black & White, Eclectica, En Route, The Human touch
Tagged Airport, Black and White, Photography
11 Comments
Poster People
Last week seemed a strange week – the temperatures suggested Spring but the countryside was disinclined to acknowledge that Spring might have arrived [see my comments in last Friday’s post, ‘In the Spirit of Optimism’]. Bereft of nature’s colours I … Continue reading
Exoskeleton
Today’s image resulted from me being ‘let off the lead’ for half an hour in Milton Keynes centre while my wife shopped, without me fidgeting around in the background. A bonus for both parties – she got to shop hassle-free … Continue reading
On the Piste in Black and White
It’s been a great winter for images and I’ve been very fortunate to be at the very heart of it – skiing in the Alps for the best part of a fortnight during what many are describing as the best … Continue reading
Posted in Black & White, Skiing - General
Tagged Black and White, on piste, Photography, Ski, skiers, skiing, Skiing with a camera
8 Comments