Marble Columns

Marble columns with a rope laying across them, in the Colosseum in Rome. Taken on my Nikon FM with 28mm on Agfa Vista Plus 200 ISO film at f4 1/250th sec.

Mirror

Olympus OM-1n, 50mm, Fomapan Classic 100, f4 1/1000th sec.

Vatican Fountain

Another photograph I took while in Rome (or technically the Vatican if you want to be pedantic).

Caerphilly Mountain Sunset

Taken on my Nikon D5200 with Sigma 10-20mm f4-5.6 EX DC,  f11 0.6 sec with stacked 0.6 and 0.9 ND Grad filters.

Jo

Nikon Fm, 50mm, Agfa Vista Plus 200 ISO; f8 1/60th sec

The Collosuem

The Colloseum in  Rome, the true majesty of what human engineering could achieve even nearly two thousand years ago. All these are taken on my Nikon FM with 28mm on Agfa Vista Plus 200 ISO film.

Some have a black banding across the bottom where the film seems to have been exposed, I think this works quite well with some of the images, giving them a more aged feel. To me these look like they were taken decades ago and not last month.

f8 1/500th sec

Mountain Path

Caerphilly Mountain, path into the distance. Olympus Om-1n, 50mm, Fomapan Classic 100 f4 1/125th sec.

Post & Path

Caerphilly Mountain, a lone fence post minutely detailed in focus and a pathway leading the eye through the image as it curves its way through and away from you.

Lone Tree

Desolate. Dead. Windswept. These are the words that come to mind when I see this image, taken on my Olympus Om-1n with 50mm on Fomapan Classic 100 ISO film at f4 1/60th sec.

Sea Front

I’m noticing a theme in my photography recently, water. I haven’t meant to take photos of the same subject over and over but I keep being drawn back to the same or at least similar places, beaches, cliffs, lakes, anywhere where the power of the elements can be seen in abundance. This is the Sea Front in Penarth, South Wales, a place I have photographed and posted shots of many times, this pier shot being and also this very similar shot being prime examples.