Ian Cowland's Photos

What do you call them? Floaters, squiggly thingy-me-bobs or wormy things? Sometimes its just cool to layback and watch them pass by.

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Big During a recent trip to London for work I decided to continue the struggle with my 10-20mm lens. I headed up town and stumbled upon a combination of couple my favourite things, converging lines and contrasting architecture. I spent about two hours at one end of the Millennium Bridge with one goal; I wanted to capture the lines, architectural skyline and include the motion of the people using the bridge. I wanted people moving in different directions, at different speeds and along the different lines. I can't say I am satisfied with the shot, but I felt this one met the criteria the best. As always when I am unhappy with a shot I start photoshopping (hence the Col, BW & Invert). And so, I would welcome any feedback or suggestions about how you would develop the shot. I can see another trip to the bridge looming, until this itch is scratched.

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Big During a recent trip to London for work I decided to continue the struggle with my 10-20mm lens. I headed up town and stumbled upon a combination of couple my favourite things, converging lines and contrasting architecture. I spent about two hours at one end of the Millennium Bridge with one goal; I wanted to capture the lines, architectural skyline and include the motion of the people using the bridge. I wanted people moving in different directions, at different speeds and along the different lines. I can't say I am satisfied with the shot, but I felt this one met the criteria the best. As always when I am unhappy with a shot I start photoshopping (hence the Col, BW & Invert). And so, I would welcome any feedback or suggestions about how you would develop the shot. I can see another trip to the bridge looming, until this itch is scratched.

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Big During a recent trip to London for work I decided to continue the struggle with my 10-20mm lens. I headed up town and stumbled upon a combination of couple my favourite things, converging lines and contrasting architecture. I spent about two hours at one end of the Millennium Bridge with one goal; I wanted to capture the lines, architectural skyline and include the motion of the people using the bridge. I wanted people moving in different directions, at different speeds and along the different lines. I can't say I am satisfied with the shot, but I felt this one met the criteria the best. As always when I am unhappy with a shot I start photoshopping (hence the Col, BW & Invert). And so, I would welcome any feedback or suggestions about how you would develop the shot. I can see another trip to the bridge looming, until this itch is scratched.

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