Ed Synchro's photos
Close Up
Nice evening for a cruise!
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Mein Schiff 3 recently departing from Portsmouth was the largest vessel to use the port. Definitely best viewed in full screen.
Industrial Sunset
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I thought this photo reminded me of the opening scene in the film Blade Runner.
Foxglove Colour
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HFF
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Eastney Pier. I've taken this from the air before but thought this would work well too.
Conifer Woodland
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Whereas the deciduous woodland was full of birdsong and life, it was very different under these coniferous trees with little growing on the woodland floor. I've given the photo a bit of a sepia look to highlight the issue. I think it has a rather sombre look.
Ready to Fly
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Dandelion Seeds ready to disperse. Taken during a walk through the Queen Elizabeth Country Park in Hampshire. Looks best in full screen.
Sunset Reflections
Spring Awakens
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I took this in the gardens at Arundel Castle last weekend. Many of the their famous tulips had yet to bloom, but in this area, the tree blossom and the tulips that were out, looked superb. I think it works best large and in full screen.
Simple Colour
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Lots of colour and even a splash of yellow from a lonely dandelion at the bottom of the shot!
Just add leaves!
Old Portsmouth - New Sea Defences
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Taken on a very sunny afternoon looking at the new sea defences in front of Long Curtain Moat in Old Portsmouth. Works best large in full screen.
Royal William Yard - Plymouth
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Sunset Calm
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River Hamble
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The weather yesterday was really variable and this shot captures it changing as I headed out for my walk
Mud mud glorious mud!
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I snapped this during a walk along the side of the River Hamble yesterday, Plain mud is never that plain when you get close up!
Old Portsmouth Harbour
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I've taken a similar shot before but couldn't resist another go. Works really well viewed large and in full screen.
After the rain
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Just replaced my mobile phone and thought I would experiment using its camera RAW capability. Processed using my trusty Capture One Pro RAW editor, this works best I think, in full screen.
