Personal Best|Final 12|Abstract Landscape

Mary-Anne Walker Personal Best

Abstract Seascape II

 

Black and White Photography | Seascape | Reflection and Light | Distortion | Perspective | Texture

Canon 600D

75 – 300mm Lens

ISO 100

F .4

1/1,600

Abstract Landscape Series

The Woodland’s

ISO 1oo

55mm

f/5.6

1/125

 

ISO 125

55mm

f/8

1/250

 ISO 100

55mm

f/5.6

1/125

All shot on a Canon 600D

Canon EFS 18 -55mm

Raw

Abstract Landscape Series

 

ISO 100

28mm

f/4

1/1000

 

ISO 100

55mm

f/8

1/200

 

ISO 1oo

40mm

f.9

1/160

All shot on a Canon 600D

EFS 18-55mm

Raw

Abstract Landscape Series

ISO 1oo

43mm

f/5

1/1000

 

ISO 100

49mm

f/5.6

1/800

Both Canon EFS 18-55mm

 

ISO 1oo

80mm

f/4

1/1250

Canon EFS 75-300mm

All shot on Canon 600D

  Canon 600D Canon EFS 18-55mm Raw ISO 100 37mm f/5.6 1/125

Tulips

Canon 600D

Canon EFS 18-55mm

Raw

ISO 400

55mm

f/5.6

1/60

  Canon 600D 18-55mm Standard Raw ISO 100 55mm f/10 1/200

Fish Eye

On a hungover trip to Widemouth Bay beach; me and a friend decided to swap cameras, and I played around with her Pentax -DA, and she played with my Canon 600D. The camera itself is nice to hold and easy to navigate around. The camera had a fish eye add on, attached to the lens. It was my first time using a fish eye, I think the fish eye is fun to use and give images a quirky edge, which are aesthetically pleasing.

These were just a couple from the afternoon.

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All shot on a Pentax K-30

Pentax DA 18-55mm

Fish Eye add on

Raw

ISO 100

18mm

f/5.6

1/80

Personal Best | Abstract Landscape

It is nearing the end of my first year of my degree course and I still feel slightly apprehensive towards choosing a particular field I envisage myself working. I have never concentrated on one area; I have always floated between and dipped my toes into a few. I know what I enjoy and I know what I don’t. Therefore decided that was the best starting point. My main visual influence has been the landscape, and the place in which I live in. I live in a small North Cornish town, Bude, situated in the perfectly balanced spot, sandwiched between a beautiful coastline, and elegant countryside.Influences of the natural world have always filtered into my work in one way or another. I enjoy creating images which others will enjoy, but I also enjoy creating pieces of work which question the norm and the ‘conventional way’. Bude is full of very commercial photography, with images consisting of postcard perfect landscape shots; sunsets, slow exposures, camper vans and Cornish flags. I wanted to change the way we view our small little town. This series will consist of twelve digital images, which explore colour, texture, distortion and blur. The idea is a play on perspective and the way we which view the image. Making the audience aware of the other elements rather then this typical ‘postcard’ image.

 

This shot is from one of the initial shoots I did, which took place in a woodland area.

Canon 600D

18-55mm Lens

ISO 100

F 5.6

1/125