I realise I have left snap-shot photography behind.
"Pictorialism: an approach to photography that emphasises beauty of subject matter, tonality, and composition rather than the documentation of reality."

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Looking back: dawn over La Paz
On our way to Serranías de Murrillo, early morning and looking back over the city we left behind.
Clouds over Bodiam Castle
5 days near Bodiam Castle, East Sussex gave me the opportunity to witness the English countryside including that charming castle.
The River Rother - Bodiam, East Sussex
Next to Bodiam castle runs a small river, providing a tamed English landscape...
Four instances of a recollection: Lake Titicaca
Part 2 of my travels in La Paz, Bolivia. I was on a boat on my way to Moon and Sun Islands (sacred in the mythology of the Incas), there were about 30 people in all and no one seemed to notice this tree growing in a promontory of rock in the middle of the lake...
Copacabana, lake Titicaca sunsets
A second collection portraying Lake Titicaca in Bolivia, looking towards the setting sun
La Paz, Bolivia: yesterday and today (1975-2023)
I have published a book, back in 1975: "Imágenes Paceñas, lugares y personas". Here you can see the contrast of yesterday and today, 1975 and 2023
To Serranias de Murillo
Two 15 mile walks on the highlands of La Paz, Bolivia. This first to view the range in its majestic presence and the second to walk its bofedales (marshlands) to access the pass on the right. The second trip was most challenging with temperatures well below freezing with the fog and clouds turning to ice on the bowlders we walked on.
Cerro El Calvario, Copacabana - La Paz, Bolivia
Part 3 of my travel diary to La Paz, Bolivia. This 6 images show the hill of Calvario, or The Way of the Cross, in the small port town of Copacabana located on the southeastern side of Lake Titicaca.
La Paz, Bolivia: views from the cable car
Views of the city of my birth, La Paz, Bolivia, contrast with the 1975 black and whites I took
The Arno and Giardino Scotto - Pisa
Two images of our recent visit to Tuscany and a day in Pisa...
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