The joy of one-touch zoom lenses. Photojournalism as art. Luckily Road & Track magazine would publish photos like this (not this one as Mass didn't finish well) in what I call the Golden Age of F1 photography at the end of an era where you could get close to the car while they were racing. Two-touch zooms cannot do what a one-touch zoom can do.
Artificial sweetener, melted and spread on a microscope slide and allowed to crystallise slowly by cooling on a copper block. Photographed in polarised light on my 1970 Leitz Orthoplan microscope
Artificial sweetener, melted and spread on a microscope slide and allowed to crystallise slowly by cooling on a copper block. Photographed in polarised light on my 1970 Leitz Orthoplan microscope
Artificial sweetener, melted and spread on a microscope slide and allowed to crystallise slowly by cooling on a copper block. Photographed in polarised light on my 1970 Leitz Orthoplan microscope
I purchased my first camera 8 years ago. I immediately became absorbed in creating images.
The enjoyment and reward I gain from this are immeasurable.
I turned professional in 2015
My Images portray a personal vision, covering numerous subjects such as landscapes, cityscapes, architecture, wildlife and much more both in colour and monochrome.
I love night time photography and am always amazed at what the camera can capture in low light conditions.
I travel worldwide taking photographs.
I have always imagined a photograph to be like a jigsaw puzzle, you have to find the various pieces that fit together to create something visually pleasing. R
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