One of my D700 photos on exhibit in London

I'm really excited that a print of one of my D700 photos is on exhibit at the moment at the National Theatre in London. It's there as one of the commended finalists in the UK's largest annual landscape photography competition - "Take a View" run by Charlie Waite.

Exhibition: http://www.nationaltheatre.org.uk/discover/exhibitions/take-a-view-0

It's the colour one below of a wooden shelter on the victorian pier in Southport.

Together with the b&w power station photo, which was also taken with a D700, and a D40 shot of a glass building in Manchester http://www.ianbramham.com/photo_4828802.html all 3 photos are also published in the book of this year's finalists

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Landscape-Photographer-Year-Collection-AA/dp/0749573651

Power Station at Dusk, Merseyside, England

D700, 70-300vr lens at 125mm, 1/25th sec (tripod) at f5.6, iso 200

Southport Pier, Merseyside, England

D700, 16-35vr at 16mm, 2 min exposure at f8, iso200

It's the first year that I've entered this very popular photography competition as I had never really considered my images as being traditional 'landscape' photography so I was really surprised but delighted to get 3 in the book like that.

Ian
Fine Art Photography Website: http://ianbramham.com/

are you going to Prague in this spring ??

I am thinking of "leaping across the pond"

Fred

Well done Ian, must be cool to have your photos submitted to such a book. Great photos, and I particularly like the shelter shot.

Adrian

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Excellent! For what it's worth I prefer the power station photo.

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Beautiful shots...all of them!

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Tom

Well done !

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Two fantastic images and completely worthy of being on display! Love that pier shot and the B&W ain't too shabby either! Really great news, mate!!

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Well done, very nice images, you have a right to be proud! Now go out and shoot some more.

glo

Congrats!

I liked the B&W shot more.

well done Ian, good to see you getting some well deserved recognition!

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LOVE the birds and smoke stack.

Congratulations!

Bruce

Congratulations Ian,     Always love your work.

Tim

Well-deserved, always great stuff from you.

Happy holidays and a great 2013, Renato.

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and a very worthy shot, too!

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Thanks Fred!

Yes, I'm going to the Prague Flickr meet together with my wife and son - in fact we just bought our flight tickets last week. It would be really great if you are able to make it too!

Ian
Fine Art Photography Website: http://ianbramham.com/

Thanks Adrian!

It's my first time published in a commercially produced photography book so, yes, it was very exciting!

Ian
Fine Art Photography Website: http://ianbramham.com/

Thanks Leif!

I prefer the b&w too but I submitted a variety of shots to the competition and it's just the luck of the draw in terms of what they decided to print for the exhibition.

Occasionally I consider going over exclusively to b&w (at least for what I show on the website) but I do still enjoy taking photos that work better in colour than b&w.

Ian
Fine Art Photography Website: http://ianbramham.com/

Thanks very much Tom!

Ian
Fine Art Photography Website: http://ianbramham.com/

Very well done Ian. Lovely photos

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Thanks for that Jacques!

Ian
Fine Art Photography Website: http://ianbramham.com/