B&W gallery: wet terrace

It rains in Italy, too. This was a hotel terrace after a downpour, and funnily enough, nobody

seemed keen to be in the swimming pool. I liked the recurring patterns of this shot, just

random enough to make it interesting but not too repetitive. As you may have noticed from

other photographs on this site, I tend to favour patterns or collections of objects within the

picture (eg. punts on the river at Cambridge, or the kettle shots), quirky abstract images like

the collections of boats at Felixstowe Ferry or found textures, such as the doors next to

crumbling walls in Kerala. The downside to this is that my pictures tend to have no distinctive

style, nothing of the sort of coherent 'look' that would be evident in many other

photographers' exhibitions. I live in hope that one day I will develop a 'look' that attracts a

gallery owner.

It rains in Italy, too. This was a hotel terrace after a downpour, and funnily enough, nobody

seemed keen to be in the swimming pool. I liked the recurring patterns of this shot, just random

enough to make it interesting but not too repetitive. As you may have noticed from other

photographs on this site, I tend to favour patterns or collections of objects within the picture (eg.

punts on the river at Cambridge, or the kettle shots), quirky abstract images like the collections of

boats at Felixstowe Ferry or found textures, such as the doors next to crumbling walls in Kerala.

The downside to this is that my pictures tend to have no distinctive style, nothing of the sort of

coherent 'look' that would be evident in many other photographers' exhibitions. I live in hope that

one day I will develop a 'look' that attracts a gallery owner.

Wet terrace