Pure WheelThere something about a white sky that I like about photos. Perhaps is the way I was taught how to use negative space in architecture to affect moods. That puts in in good stead to start applying it in photography. It is always in the back of a photographers mind when they are composing. The more you do it the less you have to think about what you are doing. It just sort of becomes natural to you. I am not sure where I am on that scale but I like to think that it is nearly natural. But if you stop thinking about composition, then what will happen?
A Bright Walk
The Hungerford footbridge is one of the lesser-known landmarks in London although you can see it from the most tourist of places. It links up charring Cross up with the London Eye and Southbank.
I first walked over it on a university trip looking at different architecture. Obviously this bridge came up and has turned into one of my favorites.
You can photo it from so many different angles and I have spent many hours shooting timelapses from its walkway. Yet again the symmetry of my shots comes through.
A Bright WalkThe Hungerford footbridge is one of the lesser-known landmarks in London although you can see it from the most tourist of places. It links up charring Cross up with the London Eye and Southbank.
I first walked over it on a university trip looking at different architecture. Obviously this bridge came up and has turned into one of my favorites.
You can photo it from so many different angles and I have spent many hours shooting timelapses from its walkway. Yet again the symmetry of my shots comes through.
