Photogroup Showcase

A bus journey, Israel

Scannogram of flatten cans

By Tower Bridge

Panorama photograph using Lensbaby Composer lens, to give a soft feel.

Taken when being driven on the motorway below the overpass

Street children, Senegal

Taken from the Royal Docks

Playing with light at night. Everything changes.

Taken at the back of the Festival Hall

A morning scene in Myanmar.

Very early morning in an African game park. Life emerges.

Looking upwards on first day of lockdown 2, November 2020, London. Taken with iPhone 12 mini

Monkey temple, Kathmandu

What you see is what you get.

What is not seen is usually more important than what is seen. The invisible, the latent; that handles our wires in a silent way and conditions life. What we do not see conditions our life much more than it seems; as it conditions our perspective of the world. The top is the reflection of what is under and behind.

Through photography we can frame and focus on what we want people to see in our images and blur those areas that we do not want as part of the frame. What we frame frame is a reference, the way we frame ourselves, and the inaccuracy of representation. it depending on what you see you will connect to what is happening.

Taken with iPhone 5

A random moment on the way for Sunday lunch, Leeds

Morning coffee at Kenwood. A study of hands.

Playing with light at night, softened lighting evokes memories and stories

Playing with light at night, highlights of a busy life

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