The Self as Filippo Argenti
Inspired by Dante Alighieri's Canto VIII, The River of Wrath, where he finds his personal enemy, Filippo Argenti, in the mire of the river Styx consumed by his own wrath.
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Have clouds... will travel! The constant changing Kent's landscapes, late afternoon after harvest...
Two nails
AS the title points out: two nails...
Strawberries in infrared
It occurred to me, as an afterthought, to take a snapshot with an infrared filter of the already set table of strawberries.
What seems apparent is the clear lines of the composition once colour had been removed as the image is transported to a different colour spectrum: the infrared.
A clover leaf
The leaf of clover and the Aloe Vera plant on my kitchen window sill...
Apples in a frame
This image came out easily...
Two buildings - London
As I went by the Royal Academy, the light in the courtyard caught my eye and the street light in front of St Martins on the Lane...
Halves...
Light, colour and textures: the subject of this essay.
Winn's Common, Plumstead
Early one morning....
The Self - 5
Continuing with my Projects series: The Self.
I was testing the lights and this was a test shot for another self portrait: a keeper if there was one!
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Greenwich Park in the snow - part 1
This first collection was taken with a Nikon D810. The difference in colour and data content is perceptible compared to my Nikon D7000. The difference will be posted in the next batch.