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Well what can I say, generally the rule of 3rds is pretty tight when composing a landscape image, but what happens when your faced with this, I think its probably about 5 or 6 levels horizontal but I still love it as it gets warmer to the top. Was a winter sunrise on Curbar Edge in The peaks, may have some good news later, keep looking I’ll update as soon as I know.
Slight curve ball of a shot today, this is my own tribute to Warhol with the yachts at Rhosneigr during a fantastic sunset, really like the way the colours work with each other, may have to try this with some other work, I think I get what he was doing or at least how the image makes you feel, saying that yachts or Monroe, well suppose Monroe wins!
One from a while ago, Sandsend just above Whitby has great groynes and pebbles on the beach and when the weather is right you get great cloudscapes to accompany the sea, even better than that is the super little cafe on the beach edge, beautiful coffee………be there real soon
Blog | Adrian P Ashworth- Somewhere in TimeGood morning all with all the dementiadogs.co.uk work thats been going on and various charity shoots I completely forgot to post the video here that accompanies the Somewhere in Time exhibition. A labour of love by myself and Dan Walsh, took a little longer but we wanted it to be as perfect with imperfections as […]
- Cobh – Stormy SkiesMorning all pleased to be back from the beautiful but rather wet Ireland, we had some horrendous weather for the first 10 days then the next 10 were just too darn hot….you can’t win when you take huskies with you! For the past three years I have tried to capture St Coleman’s Cathedral, Cobh bathed […]
- Now that’s a LegWhen it comes to doing the wedding dress hung up shot you need to arrange things so it extenuates the dress yet with a good focal point too, and what better way than with a wonderful willing bride to show her gorgeous leg. Here Elizabeth was stood to the left in her PJ shorts and […]
- The Met, Leeds Staircase and a wonderful coupleThe Met Hotel, Leeds has a fantastic staircase that lends itself to a wedding perfectly, shooting up and down and across really works well, especially with the huge portrait windows that floods light across the couple. The examples here from Michael and Elizabeths wedding show how well the staircase frames the couple and allows for […]
- Some Wedding Pictures Are Made To Be ClassicOften said that Black and White images transform the picture into a classic tone, non more so than the two below, firstly the glamorous Elizabeth in that wonderful dress, it was a black and white themed wedding so it seemed only fitting that they should have a few done this way to extenuate the theme […]
- Somewhere In Time – Exhibition UpdatesI was honoured this week to give a guided tour around my exhibition “Somewhere in Time” at The Civic, Barnsley to Barnsley Central MP Dan […]
- Wedding PicturesAnother of my trademark wedding shots, this time the groom and his best man looking longingly and lovingly into each others eyes whilst handcuffed together. Michael and Darryl were so up […]
- Where Have I Been All This TimeHi All a few updates to what i have been up to lately and why the absence too. everyone that knows me knows my father Alan has dementia so it’s been taking most of my spare time up lately visiting the care home, hospital visits, you name it, it’s not something you would wish […]
- Doolin WhooshDoolin Whoosh The area around Doolin and towards The Cliffs of Moher are where the Atlantic shows us her strength by crashing down on the rocky coastline as if to destroy it. Certainly isn’t a place you’d go for a dip in the sea and the local ferry struggles in and out of the […]
- St Colman Cathederal – CobhSt Colman Cathederal, Cobh The Cathedral Church of St Colman, usually known as Cobh Cathedral, is a Roman Catholic cathedral in Cobh, Ireland. It is the cathederal church of the Diocese of Cloyne. It overlooks Cork Harbour from a prominent position. Construction began in 1867 and was not completed until over half a century later due to increases […]
- Somewhere in Time