Something a bit different… I have been enjoying a style of photography called Topographic Photography and particularly how human activity affects the natural landscape – this style began back in the 70’s with photographers like Robert Adams and was continued during the 90’s by the likes of Andreas Gursky – he of the most expensive photograph bought in an auction fame.
So I was taking a stroll around Great Dunmow on Sunday with this in mind and came across this view of Station Road Industrial Estate which, I felt, kind of fit the brief…
I like the row of terraces, the row created by the industrial building, the road and then the tree line, all topped off with the countryside and then the sky in the background. When I walked down to the estate I enjoyed the buildings themselves. If you would like a print of this picture you can get one here – https://shop.markseton.co.uk/Great-Dunmow/i-GLrKDbM/A
The symmetry broken by the dominant 4 compared to the timid 3, the small differences in an open window and one shaded with a blind…If you would like a print of this picture you can get one here – https://shop.markseton.co.uk/Great-Dunmow/i-T5Svmmv/A
Lines and lines and lines
Different lines and angles with different perspectives If you would like a print of this picture you can get one here – https://shop.markseton.co.uk/Great-Dunmow/i-nfvK9SL/A
Surveillance everywhere…If you would like a print of this picture you can get one here – https://shop.markseton.co.uk/Great-Dunmow/i-5L9MxwJ/A
Red, white and blue. If you would like a print of this picture you can get one here – https://shop.markseton.co.uk/Great-Dunmow/i-9WqGpwm/A
I’ll certainly be exploring more of this style of photography in the new year.