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Enter a world of images - moments captured in time. Some may look familiar, but remember, once taken, a photographic image locks a moment of time that is never repeated. I hope you enjoy viewing the selection on my web site. |
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MOTION Here are some of the pictures from that experiment. I hope that you enjoy them. |
WHAT COLOUR IS THE SEA? Over the years while out sailing I have taken photographs, and inevitably, finished up with pictures that are mainly water rather than boats, shorelines, etc. Looking at them more closely, I realised that the sea is not the traditional blue that we painted when we were at school, in fact it is red, green, brown, black, yellow, etc, all in many different shades – and sometimes blue. Since then I have take a series of photographs just of water, in the sea, or in lakes and fjords, either from a boat or from a high vantage point, concentrating on the colours of the water. |
HORIZONS You can see them but never reach them. "lines where earth and sky seem to meet; boundary of mental outlook" |
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all images © andrew j haines