I submitted my lovely Scilly Isles photograph, entitled "Porthcressa Beach" to US company Indie Treasures, and they have chosen it to use in their Incredible England 2022 Calendar.
Here's the proof- I'm not yet sure whether I'm April or May!
It was taken during my last Cornwall visit, in October 2020. We were staying in Penzance at the time, and ventured over to the Isles of Scilly for a day trip. I also use it as my Facebook cover photo.
It's one of those rare photos which are as good as perfect and need very little doing to them (bar maybe a little cropping).
This one of Smeaton's Tower, in Plymouth, taken in 2019, didn't even need that...
...And neither did this one, of the Gothic Temple at Painshill, taken in 2021. I have submitted it to Painshill, as they are creating a photo montage to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the park being open to the public (actually, I assume they've already assembled it, as the anniversary has passed- I just haven't seen it displayed on their website.)
I was never a fan of traditional photography- you had literally one chance to get your photo right, otherwise you either wasted exposures or had to spend time hunched over a contact sheet picking out your best shots. But digital photography is much quicker, with instant results, and tweaking photos is always an option. I think I'm gonna have to enter my photography into more competitions!
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Until then...
TTFN
The Miss Elaineous
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