FeedtheBirdsbyPaulNash
FujifilmX-Pro2,18mm,1/250secatf/7.1,ISO 200
Paulis basedin Truroin Cornwall.Hehasalwayslovedlandscapephotography
andCornwallprovidesexcellentopportunitieswithitsfantasticcoastline.Butas
hesays,‘I havealsobeendrawntostreetphotographyasit documentseveryday
life.LastyearI wentona streetphotographyworkshopin London,which
providedmewithanimprovedskillset.Thechallengenowis totakestreet
imagesin smallcommunities,I liketoexperimentandlookforanythingoutof
theordinary.’Thisshotwastakenin thecentreof Truroona brightday.Paul
knewthebirdsgatheredthereandthatthelocationwasa busythoroughfare.
Aftera 30-minutewaitthisimagepresenteditself.Theimagewasprocessedin
LightroomandNikSilverEfex.Seemoreof hisworkonInstagram@paulbnash.
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‘I have had an interest in
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The Barge Graveyard
by Mark Kench
Nikon D5500, 20mm, 1/50sec at f/4.5,
ISO 100