For quite sometime i have been working towards more minimalistic seascape photography by using long exposures and concentrating on the subtle colours at dusk on the Suffolk coast
Categories: Blog • Tags: 50mm, colour field, felixstowe, Liam Frankland, long exposure, seascape, Suffolk
On a recent trip to the Peak District, Derbyshire i was presented with dull weather for most of the week, which did not help for any new 50mm landscape photography. This was a shame as the autumn colours were out in full effect but no bright sunlight to make the colours pop. I was only able to gather shots for my 50mm photography project, Lyrical This . Lyrical That. Here are a selection taken for the project. Tweet
Categories: Blog • Tags: 50mm, f/1.8, Landscape, long exposure, peak district
I have recently had two photos published in the Canon edition of PhotoPlus magazine issue 34. The two photographs that have been published are ‘Pebble at Landguard’ which was taken in Felixstowe, Suffolk and ‘Washing Away’ which was taken in Southwold, Suffolk. Each photo represents a style that i practice on a regular basis, 50mm photography all shot at f/1.8 and long exposure seascapes. Tweet
Categories: Blog • Tags: 50mm, f/1.8, Liam Frankland, long exposure, photoplus, published
A collection of Suffolk landscape photography that showcases Suffolk’s pleasurable subtleties and unique quiet beauty.
Categories: Collections • Tags: 20mm, 50mm, beach huts, f/1.8, felixstowe, fields, Landscape, Photography, seascape, Suffolk
This small collection of an ever growing archive of lost object photography stems from my personal 50mm f/1.8 photoblog. Since 2007 i have shot over 600 photos for my blog using a Canon 50mm MK1 f/1.8 lens and during this time small collections of themed photos have formed. Disregarded or lost items are always an attraction for my personal photography. Often placed by others in a more convenient space so others become aware, or hoping they will be found by the [...]
Categories: Projects • Tags: 50mm, f/1.8, lost and found photography