After a short break we’re back with picture number 12 from our Peterborough Exhibition.
I’d love to say this is somewhere exotic but in fact it is a picture taken in my garden. Sometimes simple is very effective!
If you’d like to see more of the pictures from our exhibition just click on the picture
We’re back to Paris today for our 11th picture from our exhibition series.
This is a HDR version of a Paris street scene that was taken a couple of years ago.
The effect really accentuates the ‘frenchness’ of the scene, bringing out the architecture in such an interesting way.
If you want to view the other pictures that are on display in Peterborough Museum just click on the picture.
We are raising money for Macmillan Cancer Support with each print we sell so with prices starting at just £4.00 please consider purchasing one 🙂
I seem to have let my promise of a picture a day from our exhibition lapse a little bit but never fear, before the weekend finishes I thought I’d sneak one in!
So here we are with a HDR picture called Flooded Path. This is Peterborough river embankment when it flooded a few months ago. It was quite by chance that I took a walk down there with my camera but I’m glad I did as I captured some great shots.
If you want to see some more of our prints that are currently on display in Peterborough Museum just click on the picture and you’ll be taken to the web page where we are raising money for Macmillan Cancer Support.
Today’s post is the ninth picture from our range that is currently on display in Peterborough Museum.
The post today is called A Splash of Oxford Circus – a picture from our splash of colour range.
Although I’ve said it before about some of my pictures I do have to say that this one is again one of my favourite pictures.
However it’s not to everyone’s taste as we found out yesterday at a craft fair we were at! We had a visitor to our stall who was very vocal about how pictures like this ‘made her blood boil’ as it ‘isn’t what you see down the lens.’ She then announced that she was a photographer from National Geographic but personally I think she was just someone who needed to get out more 🙂
Oh well, you can’t please everyone – onwards and upwards!
If you’d like to see more of our work that drives ‘proper photographers’ mad just click on the picture and you’ll be taken to the page on our website where our exhibition pictures are. Grab a drink, take a look and have a seethe – just try to enjoy!
Today’s post is our 8th picture from our Peterborough Exhibition and it’s called an English Village Pub.
This is very apt as it was taken at a village called Castle Bytham and that’s where we’ve been today at their Midsummer Fair!
Castle Bytham is a very picturesque village and really has an air of English ‘quaintness’ about it.
This is a HDR image that really brings out the colours and architecture and was a big hit on out stall today.
To view more of the pictures from our exhibition just click on the picture and you’ll be taken to our website.
So we’re onto picture number 7 from our exhibition and it’s time for a bit of fun, in fact a basket of fun!
When all else fails, take a picture of a basket full of cuddly animals and you can’t go far wrong 🙂
Not much more to say about this one except if you want to view and buy any of our exhibition prints just click on the picture and you’ll be taken to our website.
So here we are with post number 5 in our exhibition prints range.
Today’s print is ‘Barcelona Alley’ and is a picture which was taken last year in Barcelona would you believe!
The backstreets and alleys are full of interesting architecture and when you give them a HDR treatment it really enhances the styles and the colours.
Our exhibition is running at Peterborough Museum for the next few months so if you do happen to be passing please drop in as we are raising money for Macmillan Cancer Support.
If you would like to see all of the prints that are being displayed then please click on the picture and you will be taken to the relevant page on our website.
Here we are with the second post of the day and the 3rd in the run of my exhibition pictures.
This is a HDR picture of the entrance to the Bishop’s Palace in Peterborough. Unfortunately it wasn’t a particularly sunny day when I did this picture but as we pretty devoid of sunny days at the moment I thought it best not to wait for one as it could be a long wait!
If you want to see the prints that are on display just click on the picture and you’ll be taken the exhibitions page on my website. Please consider purchasing one of my prints as we are donating 50% of the profits to Macmillan Cancer Support.
Unfortunately, after saying I’d be posting a picture a day of my exhibition prints I then didn’t have time yesterday! To remedy this I’ll be doing 2 posts today to make up for it 🙂
So here is post number 1 – Holly.
This is a picture of the holly bush in my Mum’s garden. However rather than just take a picture of the complete bush I thought I’d get in close and try to be little more ‘arty’ – I hope you like the result.
If you can’t wait to see the rest just click on the picture and you’ll be taken to the exhibition page on my website where you can view the rest of the pictures that are on display.
Those of you who follow my blog will probably know by now that we i.e. IMJ Photo-Art have an exhibition at Peterborough Museum running for the new few months.
I know it will be practically impossible for most of you to get there to see it so I thought that over the course of the next few weeks I would try and post one picture a day of a print that is in the exhibition!
This is the first of those pictures which was taken by my sister in Lille, France.
Having the picture in black and white really gives it atmosphere and somehow makes it a really interesting picture.
If you click on the picture you will be taken to the exhibition page on our website and, as you will see, we are raising money for Macmillan Cancer Support with 50% of our profits being donated to them.
Thoughts of a Peterborough artisan 