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The best parts of my photographic work for you to own and enjoy. |
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| Antarctica. |
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This photograph was taken in February 2007, on the Western side of the Antarctic Peninsula at approximately 63° South. My vantage was from a small Zodiac launch in minus 10° Celsius on a perfectly still, windless day and this giant iceberg was a matter of 20 metre's away from me. The intense blue saturation of colour is as a result of hundreds of years of ice compression forcing the oxygen from the frozen ice, coupled with my choice of film medium. |
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This photograph was taken in February 2007, on the Western side of the Antarctic Peninsula at approximately 65° South, at a place known as the Yalour Islands. To reach the islands which are a site of nesting Adelie penguins one sails through the famous Lemaire Channel a deep ice canyon which reaches hundreds of metre's sheer from the water. Again the intense blue saturation of colour is as a result of hundreds of years of ice compression forcing the oxygen from the frozen ice. |
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This photograph was taken in February 2007, on the Western side of the Antarctic Peninsula at approximately 65° South, at a place known as Neko Harbour which takes its name from a Norwegian whaling vessel which operated there early in the 20th centaury. The penguins featured are of a variety called Gentoo 'Pygoscelis papua', they nest and rear their young chicks in Antarctica and retreat Northwards to the relative warmth of sub-Antarctica during the winter period. |
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This photograph was taken in March 2007, on the Western side of the Antarctic Peninsula at approximately 63° South, at a place known as Fournier Bay. The subject of the photo is a Leopard Seal 'Hydrurga leptonyx' which is effectively top of the Antarctic food chain (bar a pod of Orca) and is a formidable, adept and dangerous predator. |
British Isles.
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Brighton Pier, formerly known as the Palace Pier. Taken on a bright June Sunday afternoon, specifically selecting a very smooth black & white film for a classical look and feel. The pier is an iconic photographic subject and so quintessentially British. I'm pleased with the very sharp image from front to back and the many little activities happening within the photograph which create their own little stories. |
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Brighton's West Pier has been in sad decline since it finally burnt down in 2003. It sits some 500m away from its much happier looking sister pier and is a forlorn remnant of yesteryear which is slowly wasting into the sea. This dramatic looking image was taken on a freezing winter day using my favourite type of film and a wide angle lens. |
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A moody depiction of Stonehenge and it's Pagan monoliths, captured with the rich saturated colours of Velvia film. I took this image using a Mamiya medium format camera and experimented with a variety of black & white and colour mediums. I picked this version of the photograph because I was pleased with the honesty of the scene and people demonstrating the scale of the stones. Its a classic scene and the moody Wiltshire autumnal clouds really add a great deal to making it work. |
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A truly British Icon, an Avro Vulcan bomber. Affectionately known as the Aluminium shade, the giant delta winged aircraft was the mainstay of the V-force British nuclear deterrent from the 1950's to the 1980's. It's a timeless photograph and could easily have been taken 40 years ago rather than last summer. |
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A wild juvenile white tailed Sea Eagle swoops for a Mackerel in Portree Bay, Isle of Skye, Scotland. |
Travel.
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The town of Noosa in Queensland, Australia, is a popular tourist destination for travellers making their way northwards from Brisbane up towards Fraser Island. There's a lookout point at the top of Noosa Head from where I setup my tripod and over a period of 30 minutes whilst the sun went down I captured this incredible scene. The dazzling array of colour from deep purplish blues to a fiery sunset give it a stunning range of texture, and is entirely natural and faithful to the original scene. |
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This sunset palm tree scene was taken in the town of Rainbow beach, Queensland, Australia and once again shows a fabulous pantone of colours. I think it would look excellent complemented by a plain poster white mounting framed on one's wall. |
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The magnificent colours in this photograph were captured at Sunset in Rainbow beach, Queensland, Australia. |
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This vintage style photograph taken in 1998 depicts Manhattan at sunset including the Twin Towers of the world trade centre. Medium: 35mm film |
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This mountain and lake scene was taken at almost 3,000m elevation on the way up the Matterhorn near Zermatt in Switzerland. Medium: Digital Availability: 100 Limited edition, Lambda C-type, signed prints remaining. Size: 12x10 (inches) Price: £60. Ref: Travel-Matterhorn-Lake (2006-Travel-001) |
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A fisheye lens image of the lighthouse in St Peter Port, Guernsey. The effect is an entirely natural view as obtained by the lens, and the smooth blue a result of my choice of film coupled with a polarising filter. |
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Bronte Beach just south of Sydney Harbour on a stormy February day. Medium: Ilford PanF 50. Availability: 100 Limited edition, Lambda C-type, signed prints remaining. Size: 12x10 (inches) Price: £60. Ref: Travel-Bronte-Beach (2009-Travel-004) |
Urban Art. |
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A hooded graffiti artist at work in London. Medium: Digital. Availability: 100 Limited edition, Lambda C-type, signed prints remaining. Size: 12x10 (inches) Price: £60. Ref: Urban-Art-toasters (2008-UrbanArt-001) |
| About the Prints. |
I want to be proud of the fine art quality prints I'm selling, so I only use London's Metro Imaging to produce the best Lambda C-type prints. I sign and number each photograph in the corner so that it'll be hidden once framed, and each photograph will be limited to 100 prints. Please note that all images offered for sale above are faithful representations of original scene's. Each original photograph has been hand edited and finished, however no image has been subject to excessive 'photo-shopping' or artificially created. Please also understand that due to the made to order nature of my images, it is likely to take me two weeks to print and send your art. I will of course keep you informed as to your orders progress.
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