There isn't a lot I know about nature, in terms of filming or still photography but as i was going through a few pictured i had taken and edited i did find a few that made me realise that maybe i did know a little something.
The comapison between an old building and how its been surrounded by nature, still stands strong and tall and not been allowed to fade in the background of such greenery.
Part of a 3 piece. How nautre can look adapt and look different depending on its location, in this case a cemetery, It looks dead as you stand in the middle but it grows with life as you look towards the exit.
The shapes made by the waves.
Captured mid movement.
Light shines through and makes everything seem more alive even on a rainy day.
Its rich colour mainly compared to its suburban surroundings
These were mostly about the clouds; Their shapes and movements at various times. Taken when ever i felt they looked most unique. Then i enhanced to emphasise the colours depending on when it was taken.
How the sky can make any building look so imposing and how its effect is greater when its such an important building. I took it from the back so that the effect is felt before its weightened by the knowledge that its Buckingham Palace.
This one was mostly about the reflection of light and how it makes any object shine.
Though these stills don't show any movement, I think in terms of lighting and colour it's beneficial to the Portrait of a Place project especially because we changed our idea to one that;s a little more photo-graphical in terms of stylistic portrayal.
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