Showing posts with label experiential photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label experiential photography. Show all posts
Monday, 28 January 2013
Stormy days?
Looking at photos from indicated international journalists, I noticed that some use blurring to add a note of drama to their photos. So, of course, I could not resist trying it out myself. What do you think, does this look dramatic and stormy?
Monday, 7 January 2013
A bit of warmth
Fire, like water, is an element I can rarely resist to take photos of. It is the ever-changing nature of this element, that fascinates me. And, as I sat by the fire, out came the camera and I tried to 'catch' a bit of that magic.
Wednesday, 26 December 2012
Lighting up
Staying with the same subject I went on to explore different ways to take a picture of the same reality. Fed up with the cold and dark, this is a photo of the same subject in a different light. Does it give us the impression of a different reality? Or is the light intensity still giving us a feeling of cold and wet?
Labels:
2012,
abstract,
art photography,
English weather,
experiential photography,
imagination,
landscape,
light,
London,
patterns,
rain,
urban environment,
urban landscape,
winter,
winter colours,
winter time
Wednesday, 21 November 2012
Going light
London, Nov 2012. Inspired by a photo competition I saw in Fotohits' October edition, and getting slightly fed up with that dull pre-winter weather, I thought I'll have a go at lightening things up.
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