Spring time is here and things seem to be slowly coming back to life (including me).
I've going through boxes of stuff in a form of forced spring cleaning recently. Plenty of things to throw out but also coming across many things that I'd forgotten about but were a joy to rediscover.
In that spirit I'm going to post some pictures on here over the next while that I hadn't really looked at for some time. I find I often put pictures together for an exhibition or for a web page or whatever - pictures from a project that I might have spent some good time working on - and get so caught up with that often frantic end presentation process that it finishes with a sort of "fire and forget" conclusion. A quick glance, a sigh of relief and then on to whatever is next.
So I've been taking some time to go back over some of my pictures and projects and will be posting some selections on here - A Mild Retrospective.
Today a few pictures from Immersive Landscapes - boreal forest/precambrian shield
I've going through boxes of stuff in a form of forced spring cleaning recently. Plenty of things to throw out but also coming across many things that I'd forgotten about but were a joy to rediscover.
In that spirit I'm going to post some pictures on here over the next while that I hadn't really looked at for some time. I find I often put pictures together for an exhibition or for a web page or whatever - pictures from a project that I might have spent some good time working on - and get so caught up with that often frantic end presentation process that it finishes with a sort of "fire and forget" conclusion. A quick glance, a sigh of relief and then on to whatever is next.
So I've been taking some time to go back over some of my pictures and projects and will be posting some selections on here - A Mild Retrospective.
Today a few pictures from Immersive Landscapes - boreal forest/precambrian shield
All images © 2005 Timothy Atherton
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2 comments:
nice stuff Tim. Still got that top one on my wall
Great to see these again, Tim. The second in the series is still my favourite I think. Great stuff!
...edN
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