Autumn photographic project
September 8th, 2009
You may remember from one of my previous blog entries that I was inspired to restart photographing plants again after visiting Kew Gardens in London.
Autumn is a great time as plants become more architectural. Many people cut them down when they die but I prefer to leave them all winter until the first shoots of spring. Well here are a few of photographs of dead stuff, I hope to add more, not sure of the style yet, I think I like it but I may change it yet. Please feel free to comment.
Tags: architectural, kew, north west, paul adams, Personal Work, photographer, Photography, plants, project
Great photographs Paul.
They would be great on a book cover, and you’ve even left the copy space…
Goddesses in Older Women by Shinoda Jean Bolen maybe?