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Tag Archives: Reflective Glass
Window Abstract
Reflective glass is often a bonus to the photographer. In some cases it is pure reflection, often subject to a degree of distortion. In other cases – and this is an example – you get a mix of see-through and … Continue reading
Second Viewing
A couple of weeks ago I re-visited a scene I previously photographed in Where to Crop. You might like to view that image to make comparisons with today’s. On my first visit I encountered problems that related to an inability … Continue reading
Where to Crop
There’s nothing sacrosanct about the size of a captured image, It’s dictated by the size of the sensor and each of my three cameras has a different sized sensor. We crop to remove extraneous detail, to improve composition and accentuate … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture & Buildings
Tagged Glass fronted buildings, Glass reflections, London, Photography, Reflective Glass
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Wintry Reflections
Building design has changed dramatically since the invention of the float glass process by Sir Alastair Pilkington in the 1950s. We have moved a long way from the idea that windows are merely fenestrations in the external walls of a … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture & Buildings, Winter
Tagged Architecture, Glass reflections, Photography, Reflections, Reflective Glass, Rimpfischhorn, Window Glass, Winter, Zermatt
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Blue Hues
Colour can be bold, colour can be subtle. Pre-digital, I became increasingly disenchanted with my colour work as a small amount of under or over exposure usually ruined an image. Not so with B&W work where, as the processor, I … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture & Buildings, London, Seen on the Street
Tagged Glass, Glass fronted buildings, Photography, Reflective Glass
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Overhangs
Every month I go down to London to a meeting of the Camera Club at the Royal Society of Medicine. It’s always an enjoyable occasion. I belong to two camera clubs and from each of them I acquire new ideas … Continue reading
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