This section will display various different types of the photographic process from pinhole photography to toy camera images, cyanotypes and old processes to manipulated digital images and digital art. Sometimes I just like to play with my photography and have fun as well as go back in time using old equipment and processes.. This section will evolve with time I hope you enjoy it.
Digital Cyanotypes
Before now I have always made my cyanotypes the traditional way but because of health and safety issues etc I decided to experiment digitally but with the intention of keeping the archival qualities of my images. I hand paint my own backgrounds,scan them into my computer using my Epson V750 then I meticulously construct the images building layer upon layer in Photoshop until I am absolutely happy with the final result. You have see these images to appreciate how beautiful they are.
Prices as follows:
10" x 8" image on a 12" x 10" mount = £20.00 - 12" x 10" image on a 12" x 16" mount = £35.00
12" x 16" images on a 20" x 16" mount = £55.00 All images are flat packed for postage
Framed images must be collected from the gallery unless special instruction are made
Other sizes are available on request, We can also print on canvas and acrylics.
Just email your request for details
Waves Over Eyemouth Pier
The Old Watchhouse Eyemouth
Fork Detail #1
Fork Detail #2
Fish Knife & Fork Detail
Fence Post In The Snow
Lundin Links Stone Circle
Selective Focus:
The following images have been taken where only part of the subject is in focus. I love taking shots like this it makes you really look into the image you are shooting.
Anstruther Fife
Eyemouth Harbour
Weathered Fisherman's Flag
St Abbs Harbour
St Abbs
Pinhole Photography
All the following images have been shot through a pinhole. I'm really into pinhole photography. It's easy to make a pinhole camera but not so easy to get a good image.
St Andrews Harbour 5am
Elie Lighthouse
St Andrews 5am
Forth Seascape
Toy Cameras
Sometimes I just have fun with my photography. The shots below were shot on cheap toy cameras. If you have an eye you can create an image from any basic camera, after all the first cameras were just wooden boxes with a hole in the front
Eyemouth harbour 4.30am shot with a £5.00 toy camera
Eyemouth harbour 4.00am toy camera shot
Eyemouth 3.30am toy camera shot