When out and about looking for and photographing the local
fauna and flora I've always got half an eye out for any other photo opportunity
that may present itself, consequently my computer hard drives get laden down with a
rather diverse collection of images.
During the last couple of weeks, whilst the weather has been
wearing it's cold, dark, dingy and miserable hat, I've spent some time looking through and
processing (with a heavy input from
Photoshop) some of these images.
There's no underlying theme or reason for any of these images I just
hope I've 'created' something that pleases the eye!
I look forward to your thoughts and comments...good or bad!
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| SWIRL |
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| SECURE |
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| CAUGHT IN TIME |
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| JUST PASSING BY |
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| GOLD CATCHER |
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| REACHING OUT |
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| WAITING FOR THE TIDE |
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| SHIMMER |
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| GOLDEN BLUE |
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| UP AND DOWN BROWN |
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| THE SENTINEL |
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| ROAD MAP TO LIFE |
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| AVENUE TO....... |
Thanks for looking!
15 comments:
A real treat Trevor. Barring the Golden Blue they are superb....Is the snail a copse snail....if it's small it maybe if its big it is happen a Roman snail...A beauty whatever.
My favourite is the last....even the sky blow out enhances the image. It is a wonder and would do anyone's wall a real treat.
Thanks Adrian. The snail is a Brown-lipped Snail (cepaea nemoralis) about 20mm in dia. there were 5 of them 'resting' at about head height on this tree...this was the prettiest!
Yeh! I'm afraid blown out skies are an occupational hazard when it comes to my landscape photography!!...[;o)
Wonderful images Trevor.
My favourite is "secure" closely followed by "caught in time".
Both are trapped... one by man the other by nature. I hope that doesn't sound too arty farty but there is a link.
You have shown what things can make a good picture Trevor. I like the water one but i realy like the lock.Well done .
peter
Thanks Andrew, I hadn't made the link but I can see what you're saying!...[;o)
Thanks Peter, glad you found them interesting...[;o)
You could be right with the brown lip but I have doubts. the little beauties shell is not colourful enough.
Hi Trevor...Got some stunning images here "Big Guy", golly I think they all are wonderful,and clever!! ; )
I do have a few favorites, caught in time, gold catcher,and that ferns reflection Just passing by,and Avenue to...then of course is the Swirl,Secure,Reaching out,Up and Down
Brown and on and on... hee-hee lol haha ; )
Great stuff
Grace
Adrian, I'm 99% sure it's a Brown-lipped, I've just Googled 'Brown-lipped images' and the colours vary between a dull brown and the downright gaudy!...[;o)
Hi Grace...Thanks, I'm glad you liked one or two of them...lol!...[;o)
you've created some lovely graphics here Trevor, some thought provoking in their nature 'secure' for example. I especially loved The Sentinel and the other was I believe something titled like Avenue; also the silhouetted forms of the seed heads. Nature always offers such a bounty of intruige.
Carole, thank you for your kind comments...[;o)
Lovely artistic shooting Trevor, I am glad I didn't miss this.
Lovely photos Trevor, a very creative collection. My favourites are 'Caught in Time' and 'Gold Catcher' I love the imaginative titles too of which I thought 'Road Map to Life' was just brilliant!
I recognise a lot of these Trevor. You've certainly got a good eye for a picture. Enjoyed them all.
Brilliany eye for an image Trevor, it would be a bit churlish for me to pick a favourite, but really like Up and Down Brown, also Waiting for Tide reminds me of so many days out.
Thanks Roy...[;o)
Thanks Jan, the titles were the hardest bit!...lol...[;o)
Glad you liked them Keith...[;o)
Douglas, thank you. I'm glad you liked them...[;o)
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