 Dover Harbour, Outer Arm at sunsetThe pink glow does not actually come from the sunset but from the quad toning (its more reliable!) |
 Dover Castle and grazing sheepShot from the A2 by-pass just after it opened in 1987. Strictly speaking, not an honest photo as the sky comes from 2006. (The sheep were real though!) |
 Kearsney Abby beech trees - Early morning in JulyI used to walk in this park when I came off night shift in the summer and I like to think that this image catches the whole "summer light" thing. Originally off a 6x6 negative - it has been quad toned in Photoshop to give it that slightly green tinge. |
 Tyre tracks in winter barley, Crundale, nr CanterburyThis is a deceptive picture as people often mistake the chalk downland in the background for sky or sea |
 Electricity poles, Mystole nr CanterburyThe rolling prairies of Canterbury! This was shot by simply turning round from the burnt out barn and is similarly converted to B&W and lightly duo-toned |
 Dover Castle and seagullsIt is only when I have gone through my files for this gallery that I have realized quite how many photographs involve Dover Castle in some form! This one was shot at sunrise from the top of Lydden Hill, about 4 miles up the road towards Canterbury and the seagulls are a bonus that I only spotted when I was going through the images later. This is a B&W shot which has been toned to try to bring out the sense of the spectacular colours. |