Nick Miners Photography

South coast of Ice­land, 28^th-​​31^st August 2010.

To recover from my visit to the Lake Dis­trict, but primar­ily in order to have a hol­i­day with my fam­ily, we all trav­elled down to Corn­wall for a week to stay near the town of Mul­lion on the Liz­ard pen­in­sula. A smal­ler col­lec­tion of pho­tos this time (this WAS a fam­ily trip) but there are some here I really like.

A few black and white abstracts from the city of Manchester.

It’s been a while since I got my cam­era out, so I decided to take it in to work with me today. I was ini­tially plan­ning to visit Bor­ough Mar­ket again, but I decided instead to head down to the Thames Bar­rier in East Lon­don after work. I got there just before sun­set, so all these pic­tures were taken at ISO 1600 or 3200, as I was trav­el­ling light and didn’t have my tri­pod with me.

‘Svart/​Hvít’ is Icelandic for ‘Black and White’. In May 2009 I trav­elled to Ice­land to visit the West­ern Fjords for the first time with my fam­ily. I had prom­ised a friend that I would shoot exclus­ively in black and white, a style that the land­scapes of Ice­land are par­tic­u­larly suited to. What you see here is a selec­tion of the 690 pho­tos I took while on the road.