Showing posts with label winter scenery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label winter scenery. Show all posts
Tuesday, 11 February 2014
Rain-Art
Continuing in my short series about rain-Art, what fascinates me about this work is how the colours and light effects shine through the gloomy atmosphere created by the lack of light and visibility, which in my experience is unique to cities and rain.
Thursday, 6 February 2014
Rain-Art
Caught up in torrential rain between tube strike and heavy traffic, the only way out was to make good use of the moment to create what I have decided to call rain-Art.
Thursday, 9 January 2014
Winter fog
Continuing my little tale about fog in London, the fog had turned the tube station into a winter wonder land with a narrative of surreality.
Labels:
fog,
foggy London,
London transport,
London weather,
London winter,
tube,
tube station,
urban environment,
urban landscape,
winter colours,
winter days,
winter light,
winter scenery,
winter time
Thursday, 19 December 2013
Change of Season
December. Back in the park to visit 'my' spot and mark the change of seasons with another photo taken of the by now familiar surroundings.
Tuesday, 9 April 2013
Our world
Our world. It does not stop to amaze me. Fascinated by the interplay of mountains and clouds, blue and white I felt this one goes with the theme but stands apart. A great lover of nature, I feel amazed of how peaceful and extraordinary our world looks from above. And with every photo, I'm again amazed about nature's beauty.
Sunday, 7 April 2013
From above
Continuing to explore the perspective of looking down and trying to catch the intricate differences in texture and detail. This is a perspective of landscape photography I've grown most fascinated with and would love to explore further. Guess I need to make friends with a pilot who'd allow me to come along ...
Labels:
Europe,
from the air,
landscape,
landscape photography,
nature,
nature photography,
our world,
our world from above,
painting with light,
sky,
snow,
winter colours,
winter light,
winter scenery
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