Travel & Landscapes

One of my very first photos taken as blind photographer. Taken with a Fugi F10 camera. I was visiting Hampton Court Palace and was struck by the contrast between the heat in the sunny parts and the cool in the the shadows when walking down this corridor. I wanted to reflect this in the patterns made by sunlight playing though the arches. I used black and white in this image to capture this feeling.

Arches’ – Hampton Court Palace

Photograph taken in a huge storm with my iPhone 4s camera. (I wouldn’t get my Nikon camera out of it’s bag as the weather was too bad). I’ve applied a grayscale effect to bring out how I felt on the day (very wet, cold and shivery). A great memory of the English southern coast on New Years Day.

Stormy Bay’ – Ilfracombe, Devon, England

A black and white photo of a canal boat flowing from right to left

Life on the water’ (canal boat – Heartfordshire, England)

Stood close the Eye looks big but through the wide angle lens of my Sony Alpha a100 camera it felt like a huge bike wheel in the sky ....very sureal.

The London Eye

A centred snake like breaker heading out into the sea

Heacham Breaker

A black and white photo of a tower centred between trees with a fence along the front of the photo

Ashridge Forest

Photo of a lade surrounded by tress.

Bourne Hall Lake, Ewell, Surrey

Photo of a bird watching wildlife centre in front of a big lake

Bourne Hall Lake, Norfolk

Trees of broccoli during our hot air balloon.

Broccoli

A dramatic black and white photo of castle rising castle in it's beautiful surroundings.

Castle Rising Castle, Castle Rising, Norfolk.

A black and white photo overlooking the river thames with big ben in the background

Big Ben, Waterloo, London

A photo looking down the hill through the trees with some beautiful purple flowes at the front. The trees also look like a cats eye to me.

Box Hill, Surrey

A close up black and white photo of the clock at the top of the tower

Epsom Clock Tower, Surrey

A dramatic black and white photo of the top half of the tower, with rolling dark clouds behind it

Epsom Clock Twoer 2, Surrey

A black and white photo overlooking the lake with a fence at the front

Friday Street Lake

a black and white landscape photo of leith hill tower from further down the hill.

Leith Hill Tower

Black and white photo of the old pub on Friday Street

Stephan Langton – Pub at Friday Street, Surrey, England, UK

Photo of the Cricketers tavern in winter covered in snow with a stew pond in front

The Cricketers, Epsom, Surrey

"The Retreat” Log cabin looking EERIE in Acle, Norfolk

The Retreat, Acle, Norfolk

a beautiful sunny day with colourful lavender fields

Norfolk Lavender

a panoramic photo taken from the seats in the cricket ground creating an oval panorama

Cricket pitch

photo taken at the start of lighthouse close with the sign on the lower right and the lighthouse in the centre of the photo

The Old Lighthouse close

The Old Hunstanton Lighthouse, and the garden of rest arh

The Old Hunstanton Lighthouse, and the garden of rest arh

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Levi Thetford says:

October 6, 2014 at 10:14 pm

Great pics Steve. I really like the black and whites a lot. Maybe because I’m old. Lol

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- Steve Rebus says:
  
  October 7, 2014 at 2:19 pm
  
  Lol, it’s much easier for me to create black and whites as i’m also colour blind, so they are my faves too!
  It’s great to see you here Levi, thanks for supporting, encouraging, liking and leaving your fantastic comments! 🙂
  
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  - Levi Thetford says:
    
    October 7, 2014 at 3:57 pm
    
    You do a great job. I enjoy photography but don’t spend the time to be good at it so I will admire yours. Lol
    
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didonablog says:

October 9, 2014 at 7:25 pm

I particularly like London Eye..for the unusual angle you capture it..also the sky looks like a tumultuous sea..such a dramatic effect !
I also like Box Hill..the colours are captivating but mostly the sharp lines of the branches and the soft light that’s trying to lead our eyes somewhere else..to a reality beyond..

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jacqui shofargirl says:

October 22, 2014 at 11:42 am

They are just wonderful Steve!! Just great!

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angielynn says:

December 18, 2014 at 2:08 am

Very great pictures and gallery! 🙂 I love the Hampton Court 😀

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