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.

All photos are taken by me so remember to credit my work when you reblog. Thanks for dropping by!

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  1. Desperation Bold, brash and barefaced. That’s how seaside resorts roll in Britain. Taken in Weston Super Mare, February 2012. Join me over on my other pages Facebook  Twitter  RedBubble  Flickr

    Desperation

    Bold, brash and barefaced. That’s how seaside resorts roll in Britain.

    Taken in Weston Super Mare, February 2012.

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  2. Which Way Home? Taken at Collier’s Way in Somerset, UK Facebook  Twitter  RedBubble  Flickr

    Which Way Home?

    Taken at Collier’s Way in Somerset, UK

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  3. Holding Out for a Hero Yup! Just about sums it up! Taken August 2011, Bristol, UK Join me over on Facebook    Twitter    RedBubble   Flickr

    Holding Out for a Hero

    Yup! Just about sums it up!

    Taken August 2011, Bristol, UK

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  4. Simple Things “Rule 10.  People who play Poohsticks are usually nice people. When you arrive at the bridge and there are other people already playing Poohsticks - don’t worry.  They may ask you to join in but remember, sooner or later, they will run out of sticks.” ~ M.C.Ridley  Facebook    Twitter    RedBubble   Flickr

    Simple Things

    “Rule 10.  People who play Poohsticks are usually nice people. When you arrive at the bridge and there are other people already playing Poohsticks - don’t worry.  They may ask you to join in but remember, sooner or later, they will run out of sticks.” ~ M.C.Ridley 

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  5. Ooh Ar Fish & Chips on a cold, windy beach. Another fine British tradition! Would love to see you over on  Facebook    Twitter    RedBubble   Flickr

    Ooh Ar

    Fish & Chips on a cold, windy beach. Another fine British tradition!

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