Nature Versus Photography

A showcase & notepad for my photography exploring the relationship between nature & society.

The influence on our lives & the contrast between the natural & the cultivated is truly inspirational. And so, with my trusty camera I enjoy capturing images that evoke through the natural light, textures, materials, forms, perspectives, shapes, & colours found all around us.

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  1. Be Mine A couple enjoy the afternoon sunshine on the banks of the tranquil Oslo Fjords. Taken July 2011

    Be Mine

    A couple enjoy the afternoon sunshine on the banks of the tranquil Oslo Fjords.

    Taken July 2011

     
     
  2. She Lies Monica Bonvicini’s glass iceberg sculpture floats admist the Oslo fjords. The monument is said to depict change, longing and hope. Taken July 2011

    She Lies

    Monica Bonvicini’s glass iceberg sculpture floats admist the Oslo fjords. The monument is said to depict change, longing and hope.

    Taken July 2011

     
     
  3. Holmenkollen I visited Oslo for the first time earlier this year. The capital exceeded my expectations and is definitely a location I remember with fond memories. On my first evening in Oslo my friends took me up to Holmenkollen to see the famous ski jump arena. As an added bonus the rain and grey skies drifted off to leave behind a beautiful sunset over the Oslo fjords. With such break-taking scenery on show it was easy to forget we were only a few miles out of the city. I look forward to my next instalment of Norway!

    Holmenkollen

    I visited Oslo for the first time earlier this year. The capital exceeded my expectations and is definitely a location I remember with fond memories. On my first evening in Oslo my friends took me up to Holmenkollen to see the famous ski jump arena. As an added bonus the rain and grey skies drifted off to leave behind a beautiful sunset over the Oslo fjords. With such break-taking scenery on show it was easy to forget we were only a few miles out of the city. I look forward to my next instalment of Norway!