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Once a year our college does an iron pour. The sculpture students all take part, and all the photography students spent the evening with their cameras....
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Once a year our college does an iron pour. The sculpture students all take part, and all the photography students spent the evening with their cameras.
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NIKON D5100

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Aperture f/6.3 ISO 1000 Shutter 1/25 Focal Length 1050/10

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May, 2018

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I was lucky enough to spend a night on board the Milford Mariner which takes you down the Sound. It drops anchor for the night and returns in the mor

This image sums up my view of people in my landscape images, I wish they wern't there. A 30 second exposure makes them almost disappear.

This was one of many places in the Yorkshire Dales visited by Turner. I spent most of that week unwittingly following in his footsteps.

This image was part of a series of triple exposures taken inside churches and cathedrals across Britain. I wanted to highlight how beautiful our archi

I love architecture of all sorts and this Parliament Building looked beautiful as darkness fell. Adding the fountain into the mix and changing the per

Having two additions to the house is a great excuse to practice animal portraits, something I don't do often enough

One of Wales success stories, in the 1990's red kites where almost extinct until a farmer started feeding them and set up the first station, Now

I was bored on cold wet day and bought some tulips to practice on. There is always something to photograph what ever the weather

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I very rarely get the chance to do portraits of any sort so two new kittens has given me the chance to try something different.

There are lots of little houses in Norway with grass on the roof, it insulates against the harsh winter, and is is environmentally friendly.

Sometimes it's so easy to get wrapped up with technicalities whilest shooting that you almost don't see the beauty around you. It is only af

I usually see puffins frantically flying at top speed to avoid the gulls or popping in and out of their burrows, so it was a nice change to see one ju

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