Richmond Park

Here are some images I've taken in Richmond Park, one of the largest of the Royal Parks in London:

I think what i love most about this place is the different forms and shapes of tree's, something i find truly beautiful...

Hiroshi Sugimoto Seascapes

Hiroshi Sugimoto was born in Tokyo in 1948, only three years after the end of the war. His simple images of seascapes and architecture raise many questions about time and space; they engage with emotions in a more spiritual way and the viewer requires much time to absorb and consider their meaning. The idea that photography is a time machine, a method of preserving and picturing memory and time is an ongoing theme in his series such as the ‘Seascape.’ 

Hiroshi Sugimoto Seascape (click to view)

Some of my own photography...

Here is a range of my photography looking at the impact of age/past remains in the present. Photos taken whilst i was studying  Photography in college.


‘Time present and time past, Are both perhaps present in the time future,

And time future is contained in time past.’ 

This quote from T.S Eliot is the best way to summarise my work.

Photographed by: Ina Mula

Sustainable Landscape

I found this website, which in very simple ways shows how we can design sustainable Landscape, this website focuses on the visual impact,  environmental noise, vegetations and planing. Its interesting to see in ways in which we can be adjust our designs considering sustainability.

Sustainable Landscape Arch (please click to view)

3D Visualisations

I came across this very impressive website of a company called Conka3D whom specialise in 3D visualisation. I particually liked the layout of their website, and adored their tallent in visualisation! I would check it out!
http://www.conkavisualisation.co.uk/

The UK Landscape

Following the exhibition of the lanscape of the year photography, i came across this website based on lanscape photography around the UK.

http://www.theuklandscape.com/

Please click on link to activate.

Landscape Photography of the year

http://www.nationaltheatre.org.uk/?lid=67845


I had the chance to go to this exhibitions, the landscape photography was trully amazing. Keep an eye out for the next exhibition. Worth going to!




Here are some of the images I took from the exhibition:

(Please excuse the photography of these photos as they were taken using my phone, and the spot lights in the exhibition didn't help the matter...)