Fields of Wheat on the grimmest of days. The dark grey skies create dense shadows and a higher contrast. The muted colours and graphic shapes make some strong eye catching images.A few hours of bright sunlight and white clouds. Scorched grass and dry ground makes some dramatic images.Strong overhead sun over one of the Pennine Moors many forests. Stunning colours and contrasting shapes makes a lot of stunning images.Entwistle Reservoir is one of my favourite places to photograph and it’s easy to see why. Dawn on a hazy summer’s morning is washed in the sun’s warm glow. The mist adds a peaceful look and shapes and lighting has created some stunning images.Riley Green has numerous paths through different areas that make interesting walks. Some are well trodden whilst others are more dense and overgrown.A brief glimpse of early morning sun at Calf Hey Reservoir. The sun appeared for about half an hour on a very grey and murky morning. The “golden hour” light adds a warm wash of colour before before the sun vanished behind the clouds. Posts pagination 1 2 3 4 … 30 Next Page
Fields of Wheat on the grimmest of days. The dark grey skies create dense shadows and a higher contrast. The muted colours and graphic shapes make some strong eye catching images.
A few hours of bright sunlight and white clouds. Scorched grass and dry ground makes some dramatic images.
Strong overhead sun over one of the Pennine Moors many forests. Stunning colours and contrasting shapes makes a lot of stunning images.
Entwistle Reservoir is one of my favourite places to photograph and it’s easy to see why. Dawn on a hazy summer’s morning is washed in the sun’s warm glow. The mist adds a peaceful look and shapes and lighting has created some stunning images.
Riley Green has numerous paths through different areas that make interesting walks. Some are well trodden whilst others are more dense and overgrown.
A brief glimpse of early morning sun at Calf Hey Reservoir. The sun appeared for about half an hour on a very grey and murky morning. The “golden hour” light adds a warm wash of colour before before the sun vanished behind the clouds.
