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- Brett
- Brett studied photography at Leek Collage, attaining both an ‘A’ level and a ‘Centra’ in Graphic Technology. He then went on to work locally in the photographic industry. He was an active member of Alsager Camera Club finishing his time there as chairman. After tiring of taking photographs to please competition judges, he left the club to concentrate his time on taking images that said more about the subject than the technical skill of the photographer. He won the ‘Britannia Art Award’ for 2005,2006 and 2008. His blog 365 to 42 was also Google Blog of note. His main body of work is divided between landscape and wildlife photography. In his own words he describes his motivation as “Trying to capture the feel of light on a landscape” All images and words © Brett Trafford. Ask before you use.
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Oh, it reminds me about UK :)
ReplyDeleteIf I lived in a place with such wonderful views I think I would spend all my time wondering around and savoring the sites
ReplyDeleteHappy times. It's nice when we can remember those and it's very nice when you live close by or can get to the places where you had the good times.
ReplyDeleteVery nice photo.
I love the angle of this shot, great shot!
ReplyDeleteI remember when you first posted this picture. I thought about your sitting on the wall with your friends for days!
ReplyDeleteNow that I see it once again, I'm wondering which wall?
You've made me all nostalgic reading and viewing this really sweet image. I know what you mean about our mico worlds being recalled as giants.
ReplyDeleteFascinating angle you've used for this shot. Love all the different brick textures.
ReplyDeleteAnd what a playground it was! It really makes me wonder about the wisdom of creating playgrounds for children with commercially made equipment.
ReplyDeleteYour image is really lovely and an interesting angle...