Pictorialist Photography

Recent Work

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  halfway up by Colin Powell

  Halfway up the stairs / Isn’t up, and isn’t down. / It isn’t in the nursery, it isn’t in the town: / And all sorts of funny thoughts / Run round my head: / “It isn’t really anywhere! It’s somewhere else instead!” (A A Milne) Wells Cathedral Close, Somerset Kodak Tmax 400 / Nikon 45mm F2.8

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  River and stones - A Photo Gravure by Mitch Labuda

  showing the simplicity of the palette of nature

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  found sculpture - 7 by Colin Powell

  sunflower slowly dipping its head to mourn the passing of summer Nikon FM3a/45mm f2.8 – Kodak Tri-x Developed in HC110

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  The Station by Richard Murch

  A sketch from an old photograph of a station in England during the steam era of the 1950’s

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  Cobbler by Janos Sison

  a cobbler working on a shoe © 1991 Janos L. Sison

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  Abandoned...? by Mike Honour

  Taken in an old, perhaps abandoned graveyard at Lochcarron in the Wester Ross area of the Highlands in Scotland. A second visit was needed as the omnipresent midges got us all on very damp and humid first visit. A haunting place in half light. The abandoned roofless chapel is in the rearground. The main family in this graveyard are the Mackenzie’s. Technical:- / Fuji s6500FD / Shutter priority. / Original in B&W / 1/125th sec at f3.2. / 6 million pixels fine. / 28mm. / Post processed in Paint Shop Pro X2 and Photoshop 7.

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  Old door by Christian Zammit

  An old door in Siggiewi / Canon EOS 400D FEATURED ON REDBUBBLE / This / work / has / been / produced / by / Christian / Zammit / Kindly / click / on / photo / below. / Visit my gallery / Monthly Journals

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  Leave with ferns by Mitch Labuda

  in the Lou Campbell Nature Preserve, Toledo, Ohio, in a Pictorialist view

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  A Cold Morning by Richard Murch

  I woke up to a foggy cold morning today. Just the type of weather to seek out new & interesting pictures. I spent a great time just driving around in the fog looking for pictures.. This shot a must for B & W….........

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  you cannot know the fears i have by Elucidate

  self-portrait. / this didn’t turn out quite like i expexted, but that is how art is: unfixed and ever-changing. / jordan busson. 17 october 2009. you cannot know the fears i have / of grey walls in a room that shrinks slowly / to the breadth of a silent scream / a room with no windows / or doors / where beauty is as ash / collecting in forgotten corners / and youth no more than dust / on the bitter wind add elucidate on: /

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  sans titre 3 by mr. teddybear

  Vendée, France