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Brian Slade

Member since: 3rd Apr 2011
Location: Reading Berkshire
Occupation: Facilities Team leader
Interests: Photography, Arsenal F.C,Photoshop, Guitar,Movies,Wildlife,
Website: http://Earley
Bio: I've now joined forces with a great friend, and fellow photographer Harry Lambourn. We are currently trying to set up a website full of our images and adventures from the past year.....exciting times I hope? Thanks for viewing the gallery!
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Discovered in an old derelict building...Hope you like it? All comments highly appreciated...Thanks A different view of the lock & weir in monochrome. Please find the time to click the image to see it's full size....thanking you! After much thought I decided to age this image as I thought it would be more effective to the eye than the original. It was taken on the seafront of Appledore which is a rather lovely place in Devon.....Brian After sunset (about 20mins)...thanks for viewing/comments. Taken on a very cold day in the New Forest. I'm quiet pleased with the added border as it brings out so much more to a very simple shot....enjoy your weekend! The spiral staircase is a section of the Chemistry/Pharmacy building in the grounds of Reading University. After much thought, I decided to present this image in a triptych frame to basically be a bit different from other similar images. Tightly cropped with an added border. I discovered this little fellow at Paignton Zoo. As much as I fully agree with wildlife parks I would still love to see the animals left in the wild. Sadly, they get destroyed by poachers and the like. x3 Exposures used. Taken on an absolutely freezing cold day at Lechlade (edge of the Cotswolds) in Gloucestershire. This scene was captured before the main lock and weir on the River Thames in Goring. This is shot of a small section of the Construction Management & Engineering Building situated at Reading's University. I just couldn't resist the colour selection here in this image. I really wanted to stick to monochrome (honestly) but decided against it. Swallowfield Church was built by Sir John Le Despencer, in 1256. He had to obtain specially permission from the Pope for its erection. Used this stage on a recent shoot and had the idea of producing an image in a mono type grunge! Taken at Dartmoor Zoo at 300mm wide open. A very difficult shoot considering the wire fencing in reference to the focus. The Wolf itself was captured during a speedburst as it was constantly on the move. Scrapped and left to rot (including the building).....on location near Didcot! Taken earlier this year but almost forgotten in it's working folder. I eventually decided going mono (no surprise there) with the image after a little post production tweaking here & there.

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