Ian
@iansphoto.bsky.social
A hobby photographer focusing on b&w intimate landscape photography (trees etc) using both digital and film (rangefinder & Rolleicord).
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Ian
@iansphoto.bsky.social
· Nov 14
Entanglement
It was an interesting challenge visually arranging the fallen boughs superimposed and parallel, next to the stronger living one. The lower winter light allowed a sense of depth that I couldn't find and repeat when I returned a few days later.
It was an interesting challenge visually arranging the fallen boughs superimposed and parallel, next to the stronger living one. The lower winter light allowed a sense of depth that I couldn't find and repeat when I returned a few days later.
Sharpenhoe is best known for its tall Beech tree’s, in contrast this twisted Hawthorne sat on the edge of the chalk ridge.
September 23, 2025 at 7:46 AM
Sharpenhoe is best known for its tall Beech tree’s, in contrast this twisted Hawthorne sat on the edge of the chalk ridge.
Pin Mill, Suffolk. I do so love the smell of stinking river mud laced with a tincture of marine diesel.
January 18, 2025 at 3:17 PM
Pin Mill, Suffolk. I do so love the smell of stinking river mud laced with a tincture of marine diesel.
Autumn clearing
Late autumn light catches the fallen bough of an oak
Late autumn light catches the fallen bough of an oak
November 30, 2024 at 6:06 PM
Autumn clearing
Late autumn light catches the fallen bough of an oak
Late autumn light catches the fallen bough of an oak
Entanglement
It was an interesting challenge visually arranging the fallen boughs superimposed and parallel, next to the stronger living one. The lower winter light allowed a sense of depth that I couldn't find and repeat when I returned a few days later.
It was an interesting challenge visually arranging the fallen boughs superimposed and parallel, next to the stronger living one. The lower winter light allowed a sense of depth that I couldn't find and repeat when I returned a few days later.
November 14, 2024 at 7:04 PM
Entanglement
It was an interesting challenge visually arranging the fallen boughs superimposed and parallel, next to the stronger living one. The lower winter light allowed a sense of depth that I couldn't find and repeat when I returned a few days later.
It was an interesting challenge visually arranging the fallen boughs superimposed and parallel, next to the stronger living one. The lower winter light allowed a sense of depth that I couldn't find and repeat when I returned a few days later.