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Johnny Burrell

Member since: 29th Jun 2009
Location: London
Occupation: Student / Assistant Photographer
Interests: Photography & Sport
Website: http://www.johnnyburrell.co.uk
Bio: Firstly thank you for viewing my photos, hope you like them. I am now studying an MA in Photography and doing assistant work for various photographers.

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This is Pat, an Irish man who spoke to me as I took some photos of his Church. We spoke for about 20 minutes; he told me about his move over from Ireland in 1946, his jobs and his life morals. Everyone should meet a Pat! Thank you The foothills of the Cairngoram Mountains, I just like the contrast of the peaty water against the white rushing torrent. A walk to find the Inn on the first morning of a trip to the peak district. The contrasting weather conditions around Scarfell Pike were enough for me to set up the tripod and wait for the sun to come out again against the looming darkness of the distance. Like many of Holloway Roads redevelopments, this is another wall that is covered with local art - it breathes colour and life into the area. Driving through the countryside of Hampshire I came across some wild horses on the green of East Boldre. This particular horse was not afraid and came right up to the car window to investigate into what I was doing. A very contrasting day weather wise, I had not taken anything worth keeping until I found this rock. I had to shoot it, full of colour and texture. In late August I ventured out to try and find a corn field which hadnt been harvested yet. After some driving I found one, then I set about looking for the angle. As soon as the clouds came over I knew this was my moment! A trip to beachy head to take landscapes of the lighthouse and the cliffs came up with nothing. After the long trek back up I saw the sun coming down and just had the time to set up and snap this After a disappointing sunset in South Wales - patience was a virtue when it came to waiting for that red/pink autumn light. This and the rocks made it worth while. Walking around Arthur's Seat in Edingburgh late into the evening, the silhouette of this little ruin caught my eye... and I wasnt the only one! Walking back to the car after a trek around Loch Muick, with the sun already behind the mountains I shot this long exposure before the nats ate me alive! I was told later that the boat house is where Prince Charles comes and paints! Looking back as my friend and I ascend Ben Macdui - in the background you can see Aviemore but we still had another 700 metres to climb. For a while now I had wanted to do a night shoot. So after finally taking the plunge I spend the night outside this little village church. This particular shot came from three exposures put together in photomatix and finished off with mininium tweaks in photoshop. I have to say I was quite impressed with HDR after this. Whilst having a picnic in Padstow, I went for a walk with my camera and when I looked back I was struck with what had been infront of me all afternoon. A lovely chocolate coloured dog waits on the beach whilst his master and daugther go surfing...he didnt move a muscle Early morning in Turkey, the first boat of the fishing fleet sails off from the harbour. Travelling down the Nile as the sun set, I saw these young fisherman still out trying to bring in a catch. For me this shot was all about "catching" the reflection. A Sunday morning stroll in the fields back home produced an exciting moment when this dirty cloud came over to try and ruin a lovely spring day. Taken early on Christmas Day last year. Though the sun is overexposed, I feel this adds something different and in my opinion I think it works. I think this shot summed up my mood that day. Walking in Wisley Gardens, Surrey I came across this lonely little bench. Drenched in sunlight but somehow quite haunted due to the maze of dark shadows getting to it. A Blue filter was used to create a chilling mood around the scene.

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Number of photos: 27 Number of likes: 16
Last update: A year ago Number of comments received: 19
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