I've been up to all sorts recently - however an update for now on the Herefordshire Iconic Landscapes Project. I have made a number of rather successful shoots so far this spring, despite difficult weather! In response to Mark Doyle's request they are now all together as a slideshow complete with titles and info, hence this post - peruse via link below!
Soon the collection will have its own dedicated mini-website and become available for purchase as prints and wall pieces, as well as the option to buy a digital slideshow of all the images (great for an office/ reception). If this is of interest to you or anyone you know,
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This is one of my favourite recent 'circumstantial' shots. A case of being in the wrong place for what I really wanted, but the right time for that place.
Many shoots are planned and I spend hours on hilltops in all weather getting them right, some have almost instantaneous results.
Example: This panorama was taken after I thought I had all the images I wanted at the time, in that place. Sunrise was getting on and I felt the light quality on the fog was lessening - time to move fast and find another location before its too late. Quickly add the panorama from the tripod location. Move. Turned out that this was by far the best result.
NKU:
Never Knowingly Undershoot!
As always cutting criticism and comments via email (tomglendinning.photography@gmail.com) or
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If you don't like something then please, tell me - Also try to articulate why, it is tremendously useful to have constructive, critical feedback. You can view my full portfolio, contact and pricing information on my WEBSITE -
