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The freezing cold fog and the harsh winds overnight left some beautiful abstract textures in the ice.
Taken at Holme Fen, Cambridgeshire, UK. Canon EOS 70D / Sigma 17/50mm f/2.8 f/8.0 / 1/250 / ISO 1000 See the full set here Frozen Fog
Taken at Holme Fen, Cambridgeshire, UK. Canon EOS 70D Canon 70-200mm f/4.0 See the full set here Frozen Fog
Taken at Holme Fen, Cambridgeshire, UK. Canon EOS 70D Canon 70-200mm f/4.0 See the full set here Frozen Fog
Part of the reason I went out to shoot this morning was to try and build up a new preset bank. I want to work on creating a few for each season over 2017. All of the shots in this set were edited and adjusted through the same preset I created specifically for this day. It's always good to create side projects for the sake of pushing ideas forward.
Taken at Holme Fen, Cambridgeshire, UK. Canon EOS 70D Canon 70-200mm f/4.0 See the full set here Frozen Fog
Taken at Holme Fen, Cambridgeshire, UK. Canon EOS 70D Canon 70-200mm f/4.0 See the full set here Frozen Fog
A sign of Autumn still remains all the way through to mid-winter. It's amazing how resilient nature can be.
See the full set here Frozen Fog
This field seems to change all year round. Every season, it looks entirely different. Winter is my favourite, because in a frosty morning, it looks like a different planet. See the full set here Frozen Fog
They say if you can capture 1 good picture a month, you're doing well as a photographer. There's something inside of many of us, a drive to create and share what we do. You can't ignore it, and you can't cheat it. We constantly strive to improve; to do bigger, better and more. The path is not always straight forward and the results are not always positive, but when you take a step back, and consider where you were last year, you can see the changes you've made, for better and for worse, and see where you've come from. I believe everyone has their own timeline. Some of us already know what we want to create, and others are still finding it. Few ever will find it.
I personally feel like i've not moved far this year. My work has definitely improved, but there was always this push to do more, which I never quite got round to satisfying. I definitely could have planned more trips, and found new places to explore with my camera. I've been everywhere locally now, and there's not much left here for me to grow, so it's time, in 2017, to start working on some new ideas.
