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Let’s face it, London sucks. Too many people, too much traffic, too loud, too expensive. But it is a great place for photography. Today’s self-inflicted challenge was to photograph it in a different way that captured the uniqueness and feeling of London, but without the typical street-photography vibe.
I didn’t think this would ever happen here, but I had to abort a very nice photography session here in Skye due to heat haze. I wanted to re-shoot a particular scene for my new book, Glas, but things didn’t quite go to plan.
I had a little task to carry out today. I needed a time-lapse of one of the scenes in my book, Glas. The shot in question is one of my favourites, set in a dramatic environment of cracked rock and mountains in Torrin. I used the opportunity to explore a bit more with my Leica Q3.
