The archives for Spring

1. Odd One Out

   Contrasts in colour and number are textbook composition techniques.

   • 1^st May 2011
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2. 

   Simplicity

   Simple shades and a beautiful subject – it is hard to resist.

   • 26^th Apr 2011
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3. 

   Dew Drops

   Despite many attempts this is one of the first, interesting shots of dew drops that I have managed with the drops looking pretty sharp.

   • 19^th Apr 2010
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4. 

   For no other reason than I like the picture

   I put this photo up for the Ladies v Men selection – no one particularly liked it, but it doesn’t matter, because I like it – it turned out (after some severe cropping) more or less as I had imagined – it is not often that happens!

   • 13^th Mar 2010
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5. 

   A constant problem – how hard can it be to photograph a snowdrop?

   Taking a decent photo of a snowdrop is becoming a bit of a mission. Poor winter light coupled with a small, white, low growing subject seems to be beyond my capabilities – how do others do it? I think they must cheat!

   • 5^th Mar 2010
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6. 

   A combination of texture and colour

   Spring buds can make surprisingly interesting pictures, but getting the shot in low light levels can be hit and miss.

   • 27^th Feb 2010
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