Winter 2018/ 19
This is my second review of my top images and other work whilst learning photography in the winter, i.e., December 2017 through to February 2018 inclusive. Most notably, it is the first quarterly review where I am able to compare the work done in the last quarter with that achieved during a full quarter the previous year before: “Winter Images 2017/ 18“. This is because the “Second Review of Autumn” compared itself to the “Review of Autumn 2017” which only covered November 2017.
First observations of my top 10 images:
- 3 are monochrome
- 3 involve intentional camera movement
- 3 were shot indoors
- 3 or 4 benefit from the blurring effects of a long exposure
- 3 are composites made from more than one RAW file.
10 images in total, and I promise that these were not selected to fulfill the above, rather surprising, criteria. From a year before, of the top 14 images there was only one monochrome (to avoid what would otherwise have been a horrendous colour clash), one composite (picture in picture), one deliberately out of focus abstract, and one colour processed cityscape shot from the Walkie-Talkie London.
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