Tuesday 2 November 2010

unit 208 theme 1 -Stanton moor and Robin hoods stride.

                                                                  Fly  Agaric .
                                             ISO64  1/25  f8 
I thought these were fantastic specimens ! We were walking through Stanton moor in Derbyshire looking for mushrooms and came across these fly Agaric. I thought they would make a good photograph nestled in the grass, with the texture of the leaf litter in the foreground and lush green moss growing on the tree root in the back ground. I  lay on the grass for this shot as I wanted to get eye level with the subject, I also wanted to get the texture of the white on the fungus cap .
The gate keeper.
ISO 400  1/50    f 8 

I just glanced over my shoulder and caught this fella keeping his eye on me, then I notice the stone circle called nine stones in the back-ground .The rule of thirds applies vertically in this photograph. 
Stone Ridges.
ISO  400 1/50 f8 
These extraordinary ridges are found on the top running down vertically on a really large rock that balances on the top of robin hoods stride ,I have no idea what has made the deep gorges in the grit-stone rock but they look intriguing . I love the texture and the lines created in this stone.
 

In-between. b&w
ISO 400  1/50  f8

On the way back from Stanton moor we stopped off as we saw a set of rocks  high up on a hillside called robin hood stride on the lime stone way and decided to investigate , I liked the look of this tree growing in-between the rocks  leading to the top of the ledge ,the picture has not really turned out how I would of liked , probably  better in b&w if I was to choose (may be slightly over exposed) Again rule of thirds applies. 
In-between. std
ISO 400  1/50 f8

AS above but in colour.

1 comment:

  1. Hi
    You are able to produce images which are of a high technical quality, also you are starting to use the right vocabulary to describe your images.But at the same time you need to mention who's work has inspired and influenced you and why. Use the research handout I gave you to describe what it is you are adding of value to your own images.

    Steve

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