4.10.18
At last I’ve had a few days immersing myself in landscape photography. I’ve enjoyed working through exercises 1.1-1.3 and just have to post them on my blog.
In the meantime I’ve been considering spaces that I might use to record the changes on throughout this course, but I’m holding off deciding/putting a couple to my tutor until I’ve got a little further on with the course work. On my short list at the moment are:
- A woodland space, shady and with varying degrees of bogginess/water level throughout the year.
- A view from a railway bridge down the track.
- A space around a railway bridge by a stream.
- The local allotments.
None of these fulfill my initial idea of using a space part rural and part urban, but it is difficult to find this on my doorstep and if I am to repeatedly photograph the space and I am to take advantage of spur of the moment urges to photograph then I do feel it should be a space close to home. I will try some exploratory shots of them all and continue searching also.
Next post: https://nkssite4.wordpress.com/2018/10/19/landscape-photography-journal-2/
PHOTOGRAPHY 2: LANDSCAPE 