Showing posts with label black and white landscape photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label black and white landscape photography. Show all posts

Monday, 12 January 2009

Coniston Water November 2008


A short break in the Lake district, in northern England in November last year. I stayed in a lovely lodge on the southern tip of Coniston Water, famed for Donald Campbell's record breaking  efforts in Bluebird.
These images are from around the private boathouse attached to the lodge.
Shot on Polaroid's 665 film I have a very small supply left, though it was discontinued in 2008.






Saturday, 10 January 2009

Webbs Road Fine Art Gallery

Liz Cranwell-Ward's Gallery, in Clapham, is now showing a small selection of my black and white photography. They feature landscapes, shot mainly in Britain, like this tree shot in Cornwall.





They also show local landscapes found close to Liz's gallery, like the famous Albert Bridge over the Thames, seen below.





or further afield, like this jetty found on in the Lake District.