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Kent Landscapes

This was my first love in photography and is the subject that has has kept me interested for over 30 years.

I hope that my photographs convey the sense of harmony in line and pattern that I see in the fields and hill around me in what, despite the best efforts of the developers, is still a most beautiful county.

Field of oilseed rape, Elchin Hill, Hastingleigh, near Ashford, Kent The original title of this picture was "Oilseed rape, the gaudy tourist in the English landscape" - a mild protest against the proliferation of this anti-social crop. Toned in Photoshop and selectively cut back to the original colour	buy this item
buy this item	Mansell forts off Whitstable, Kent This was a beautiful day for photographs with lots of both clouds and sunshine.
Field of Oilseed rape, Stockers Hill, Sittingbourne Another field of oilseed rape! This was converted to B&W, toned and then selectively coloured back to the original tones.	buy this item
buy this item	Sunrise over Teynahm This image has been "got at" only insofar as I have taken out most of the rather ugly telegraph poles and electricity power cables.
Apple blossom, Chartham Hatch, near Canterbury Shot in an orchard near Canterbury in May. Converted to B&W in Photoshop and then duo-toned with a slightly pinkish tinge.	buy this item
buy this item	Shakespeare Cliff, Dover This was originally shot on 35mm FP4 in 1982 and later scanned into Photoshop for limited manipulation - mainly to remove scratches and other imperfections and a little duo toning. Note "golf ball" grain!
Summerhouse Hill, Folkestone This image was shot in 1982 and the trees are no longer there. Originally shot on 6x6 FP4 it was later scanned into Photoshop to remove scratches and blemishes. Warm toned to simulate the results that I used to obtain on Record Rapide paper.	buy this item
buy this item	Seasalter beach at sunset This is the view that one can see standing on the sea-wall at Seasalter near Whitstable It is also on the Saxon Shore Walk that follows the whole Kent coastline. Originally shot on my Mamiya 6x6 iin the early 90s it has now been scanned into Photoshop and lighly toned.