Reflections Ed. 3 of 8

It's no surprise that aerial photography has become incredibly popular in recent years. One of the key ingredients of a compelling image is point of view - anything seen from a different perspective to what we see every day (eg our own head height) is interesting to us.

In this case, it's given us a pretty stunning view of an alpine lake and the surrounding forest. I'm fascinated by the reflections of the clouds in the water... it feels like the water is actually a window, providing a view through to the clouds beneath.

I love creating this depth in my images - when hung on the wall, I want the artwork to be a viewport through to another place, not just a flat image on the wall.

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This print has been glazed with TruVue UV70 glass - an incredibly high-quality glass which cuts glare and reflections, and increases the clarity of the artwork it protects.

Please note - this photograph is part of a Limited Edition, so if the dimensions or framing configuration of this particular artwork don't quite suit your space, then please contact me to arrange a commission of a more suitable print size. The following options are available:

SIZING
- Extra Large (Print: 76.2 x 114.3cm | Framed: 95 x 133cm)
- Large (Print: 50.8 x 76.2cm
 | Framed: 69 x 94cm)
- Medium (Print: 40.6 x 70cm | Framed: 59 x 79cm)
- Small (Print: 30.5 x 45.7cm | Framed: 48 x 63cm)

FRAMING CONFIGURATION
- Premium (Tasmanian Oak timber frame, TruVue UV70 glazing)
- Standard (Black or White timber frame, standard glazing)

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You could say that my photographic journey started deeply rooted within the art world. My inspiration came from nature – light, shadow, geometry, and patterns. I started to study the work of other talented photographers, so that my interest in photography – always hovering in the background – sparked into flame as I started to experiment with my first ‘grown up’ camera.My exploration has taken me across a range of photographic genres – weddings, architecture, travel, landscapes, commercial, portraits and more. I feel I’ve come full circle now, and my passion for sharing the world as I see it has been strengthened by my exposure to a variety of subjects and the shooting styles and technical skills they require.I’m happiest when I see the reactions and intrigue of people viewing my work. So all I ask is that you give yourself permission to explore whatever inspiration you feel when you look at my photos… and think about how you can put that inspiration into action.