Art On Your Doorstep

The new Exhibition, Art on Your Doorstep at the The Red House Museum, Gomersal began together and runs until the 8th July 2012. I am delighted to be one of a small selection of artists chosen to exhibit work in this exhibition and have specially created Limited Edition Giclee Prints capturing intriguing views of the beautiful countryside landscapes of the Yorkshire Dales.

Scenic Puddle

In The Puddle

Mud Print

On Our Doorstep: Red House Museum

I have just completed the work I will be exhibiting in the "On Our Doorstep" Exhibition at the Red House Museum, Gomersal from the 26th June to the 8th July. My work consists of a series of  Framed Limited Edition Giclee Prints, captured and processed entirely on the iPhone inspired by the natural landscapes of the Yorkshire Dales. Here are two of the images....feel free to come along to the exhibition to see the rest.

Atmospheric iPhoneography

Here are some more atmospheric shots captured in Boat of Garten during a mid afternoon walk amongst the picturesque Scottish landscape...

Snow Monkey Stand Off!!

Here is a montage image I captured at the Highland Wildlife Park in Kingussie, Scotland. The images were captured on the iPhone and processed on the iPad. I captured hundreds of images at the Wildlife Park, over a few days, but this particular image stood out for me..... the Snow Monkeys were wonderful!

Snow Monkey Stand Off

Breathtaking views from the Cairngorm Mountains

More iPhoneography from the Cairngorms...

Beautiful Scotland

I have just got back from a fantastic trip to Scotland where the scenery was amazing and the weather superb...including a few days of thick snow! It was a real treat for me and I was in my element, photographing pretty much everything I saw! I made a decision on the first day that I was going to challenge myself to shoot predominantly on the iPhone and process all images on the iPhone and iPad. This made me look very differently at subjects and capture shots that I may normally have overlooked if using a professional camera with a telephoto lens. By the end of the week I started processing my work into mini series of themed shots...but to begin with I indulged in capturing and processing individual images that I found particularly interesting. Here are a few of my favourites...many more to follow!

Steam Train - Boat of Garten

Loch Side

Boat Of Garten

Water Tank - Boat Of Garten Railway Station

Flower of the week: Daffodil

At the onset of Spring, here is my Flower of The Week - Daffodil, captured and processed entirely on my iPhone.

Photographic Art From Arran

Here are some more iPhoneography images I captured in Arran earlier this year...

Art in Arran

I have been very fortunate this year to take a second trip to the beautiful Isle of Arran, Scotland. I spent the week exploring the Island through photography, timelapse filming and sketching. I am currently working on a series of photographic montage prints and original ink works inspired by my trip. I indulged in iPhoneography for much of the week. Here are a few of my favourite images...many more to come!

Rustle

Seeds and Weeds

Crawling

Glistening Web

Anchor

Imprints

Shell, Thistle and Seaweed

Posca
An abstract interpretation of plantlife and shells found at Lochranza, Isle of Arran

Thistle Weed

Posca
An abstract interpration of plantlife found at Lochranza, Isle of Arran

Squirrel

Ink and posca
A sketch of the hungry squirrel that visits my garden most days.

Coal Tit

A composite image of a Coal Tit feeding from my garden feeder in the winter. This image comprises of three photographs of the Coal Tit in flight carefully juxtaposed to subtly reveal the Coal Tit against the beautiful garden colours. 

 

Distant Cow

A distant Highland Cow photographed in a field at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park, naturally framed by a thorn plant. 

 

Water Colours

This is a photograph I took at Old Moor RSPB of trees reflected in water, creating a painterly watercolour effect through pure photography.

Twining

Ink and water on handmade paper from South India 

Inspired by the seemingly intertwined bare branches of forest trees as viewed from a distant hill.