End of Winter

‘Enter Goat: auditorium right’

Patterns and textures on the waterwall

 

 

Abstract ‘Predator or prey?’

Abstract ‘Pond reflections’

The pond in March

A combination of new growth and decomposing leaves.beneath the surface of the garden pond.

Winter returns

Abstract ‘Fly past’

Abstract ‘From a different point of view’

Abstract ‘Cityscape’

Across the sheep field

 

 

Discovered treasure

 

This is actually the result of playfully experimenting with the ‘extrude’ filter

 

 

Abstract pattern ‘Le Grand Prix des Escargots’

Night light (2)

 

 

The portrait session

Portraiture does not figure prominently in my archives.  In fact, this is the only  example I have of a studio portrait.  It was taken about thirty years ago  –  before the days of digital cameras and processing.  I was attending  a week’s residential course at Exeter University.  Each course member  was allocated a 30 minutes studio slot and a university student was employed as a model.  We each chose our preferred pose and arranged the lighting.  I am ashamed to say that I cannot remember the model’s  name but I was quite pleased with my first (and only) experience of studio portraiture.

Tree in Winter sunshine

 

 

‘Baby, it’s cold outside!’

 

Winter in the sheep field