The Perfect Shot
I’ve been shooting for years, but finally I got The Perfect Shot!
Wooler, Northumberland
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North of England
Another view from the train to Berwick-upon-Tweed and, below, our first view of the sea.
North Sea
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Train View
The train ride mentioned in my last post was to London (Waterloo), thence via tube to King’s Cross where we caught another train to Berwick-upon-Tweed. Here, a lovely scene from the train with the distance stopped by my 1/320-second shutter speed but the foreground motion blurred, an effect I rather like.
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Fog Pond
Badshot Lea Big Pond, Farnham
When I take the train to London, before even getting to Alderhsot, I always see beautiful bodies of water out the train window. Some weeks ago I resolved to go find them and photograph them. Of course, the train is elevated at this point, so I wasn’t sure I’d get the same view, and I wondered if I could get passed the obscuring treeline. Looking on the map, I found…
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Santa Claws
Kilnside Farm, Farnham
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View from the Top
Crooksbury Hill, Farnham
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The Wood
Approaching Crooksbury Hill, Farnham
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Reflection
River Wey, Moor Park, Farnham
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Views from the Bridge
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One and Three Views of St Paul's
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Tate Stairs
Tate Modern, London
I’ve photographed this stair case on previous visits to the Tate Modern – it’s hard not to want to. Here are two more from my late March visit.
Tate Modern, London
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Passersby
Tate Modern, London
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Neon
Tate Modern, London
Chryssa was one of the first artists to employ neon for something other than advertising. Here, Study for Gates No. 4.
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Entering in the Picture
Tate Modern, London
Michelangelo Pistoletto’s Standing Man (Uomo in Piedi) is one of his mirror paintings, allowing me to take this shot.
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Tower of Babel
Tate Modern, London
The moment I saw this, I thought Tower of Babel (or babble). Turns out, it’s called Babel 2001 by Cildo Meireles. You can read all about it here.
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Darkness in the Afternoon
Tate Modern, London
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More Geometric Art Space
Tate Modern, London
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