2 thoughts on “Stephen J Gledhill”
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Laurence Green says: Eloquently elegant! Thanks be, this photo was imaged in monochrome. Wonderful shot, Stephen! I liken your photo to those marvellous photos submitted by member, Paul Martini, who excels in monochrome photography.
Paul, you have a bit of competion here, me thinks…
Mmmm!
Laurence
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2 thoughts on “Stephen J Gledhill”
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Bryan Hightower says:
Awesome photo Stephen. It is most definitely a “lovely” photograph.
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Laurence Green says:
Simplicity, as portryed in this photo, makes for a lovely photograph! I like this very much. Thank you, Stephen.
Laurence
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Linda says:
Maybe it’s just me – -but there’s an amphibious face lurking there – – with a winking eye to get ya!
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bryan says:
AWEOSME!!!!! In B&W, I so Love it….. Thanks Stephen for sharing this awesome shot…..
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Laurence Green says:
Another great monochrome shot from you, Steve! And my – a wonderful shot with great attention paid to its composition giving us a tribute to both the whispy clouds above and the rather harsh landscape below.
Laurence
PS… I note your previous photo got 8 votes with all giving a 5* rating. Well done!
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Laurence Green says:
Stephen, 5 votes out of 5 already. Lovely – and with commendable comments passed previous across your photo. Well done!
Laurence
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John Norris says:
As Bryan said in his comment i also love B&W and this photo has the WOW factor , thank you for sharing regards John !
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bryan says:
I simply Love this. I’m a big fan of B&W and this is a prime example of how to do it. NICE!!!!!
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Laurence Green says:
Monochrome photography at its very best. Colour, at least for me, does not quite compare. Brilliant photograph, Stephen. This view is spell-binding!!!
Thanks!
Laurence
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Laurence Green says:
Stephen, I took up your invitation to see your photo gallery – and mighty I did so! Wonderful photos indeed – a real pleasure to view. Your photographic command is highly commendable in no small way!
I especially like your monochromatic photos. Your photos confirm what I always have felt, and still feel, in that they somehow beat colour even though what we see, via our eyes, is in colour. I think monochrome when used for landscape (including clouds) and portraiture takes a lot of overcoming.
Thanks again.
Laurence
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Laurence Green says:
A celestial feather to give our Moon a wee dusting, per chance?!? Great shot, Stephen.
Laurence
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Anonymous says:
No filtration at the time of taking the image – but subsequent (modest) tonal adjustments are made in PhotoShop to emphasise the impact of the sky.
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Laurence Green says:
A good monochrome photo, especially when used for landscapes, portraiture etc, takes some beating. This is one such example. Did you use an orange or red filter when taking this view to accenturate the drama in the clouds ? Great shot, Stephen.
Laurence
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Laurence Green says:
A rather good encapsulation of an English summer sky on a perhaps a late Sunday afternoon when one like to think all is well with the world.
Laurence
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These are amazing – like a Mandelbrot Set they get more detailed the more you zoom in!
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Andrew Kirk says:
Leave it to the Eastern Sierra to generate unique clouds. Thanks, Stephen.
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Ginnie Powell says:
I missed this when it was first posted. I’m so glad it showed up on the home page slide show. It’s both lovely and spooky [Chris nailed that]. The little red lenticular cloud looks as though it crashed the scene. I gave it a score of 5 for those arresting qualities.
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A terrific panorama, Stephen. That rain seems to have washed all the haze out of the sky and left it supernaturallly clear and luminous.
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Love this!
Hi Stephen
This is a lovely shot indeed.
I like the way you have captured the play of light on the flooded landscape and the clouds above. Most commendable.
I am very fond on monochrome photography, especially when employed for portraiture and landscape. When used intelligently, as so in your shot, it beats colour photography hands down.
I will be taking time out to view your photo gallery – you have marvellous work on display. Thanks much.
Laurence