Around the World
Various photos from my travels...
Venice, Italy.
One of my favourite images from my recent trip to Venice. Some people have noted that my travel images give a deserted and almost lonesome feel to the city. I go on to explain that I spend a lot of time trying to time it right so there's no bystanders and unwanted people in them. You can trust me that the city was bustling with people!
This particular photo I distinctly remember taking over a few dozen shots over about an hour, waiting for the perfect moment when there were no boats in the water and for the water to be stagnant. I've always believed that the more simple a photo is, the better it is.
Landscape images are usually always better in horizontal (landscape) orientation, but portrait orientaion works well here with the vertical buildings surrounding the lone boat.
One of my favourite images from my recent trip to Venice. Some people have noted that my travel images give a deserted and almost lonesome feel to the city. I go on to explain that I spend a lot of time trying to time it right so there's no bystanders and unwanted people in them. You can trust me that the city was bustling with people!
This particular photo I distinctly remember taking over a few dozen shots over about an hour, waiting for the perfect moment when there were no boats in the water and for the water to be stagnant. I've always believed that the more simple a photo is, the better it is.
Landscape images are usually always better in horizontal (landscape) orientation, but portrait orientaion works well here with the vertical buildings surrounding the lone boat.
Venice, Italy.
One of my favourite images from my recent trip to Venice. Some people have noted that my travel images give a deserted and almost lonesome feel to the city. I go on to explain that I spend a lot of time trying to time it right so there's no bystanders and unwanted people in them. You can trust me that the city was bustling with people!
This particular photo I distinctly remember taking over a few dozen shots over about an hour, waiting for the perfect moment when there were no boats in the water and for the water to be stagnant. I've always believed that the more simple a photo is, the better it is.
Landscape images are usually always better in horizontal (landscape) orientation, but portrait orientaion works well here with the vertical buildings surrounding the lone boat.
One of my favourite images from my recent trip to Venice. Some people have noted that my travel images give a deserted and almost lonesome feel to the city. I go on to explain that I spend a lot of time trying to time it right so there's no bystanders and unwanted people in them. You can trust me that the city was bustling with people!
This particular photo I distinctly remember taking over a few dozen shots over about an hour, waiting for the perfect moment when there were no boats in the water and for the water to be stagnant. I've always believed that the more simple a photo is, the better it is.
Landscape images are usually always better in horizontal (landscape) orientation, but portrait orientaion works well here with the vertical buildings surrounding the lone boat.
