POTD (Photo of the Day)

Visitors 2

421 of 441 photos

POTD 01 March 2005: Windmill on the sea-front

I was up in Lytham St Annes today and took the opportunity to get some images of the famous windmill.

There a a couple of things that help make this image work. For anyone who has heard me talk about in photographs composition you should be able to identify, the use of contrasts, filling the frame, strong diagonals and lead-in lines as techniques to focus attention within the image. It is also taken from a non-stadard 'worms eye' perspective.

PLEASE NOTE: This is not a source of free photographs.
This photograph is (c) Ian M Butterfield. All rights are reserved. No use Is permitted (including non-commercial use) without prior permission. If you wish to use any of my photographs please ask first.

Image Reference: EX0301A-D00260

Categories & Keywords

Category:

Subcategory:

Subcategory Detail:

Keywords:Alamy, Britain, British, EU, England, English, Europe, European, Fylde, GB, Great Britain, Lancashire, Lancs, Licence, Lytham, Lytham-st-Annes, NW, NW England, North West, North West England, Photographers Direct, PlaceMark, Rights Managed, UK, United Kingdom, alternative technology, angle, angled, architecture, blue skies, blue sky, building, buildings, color, colour, concepts, day time, daytime, environmently friendly, exterior, exteriors, from below, holiday, libraries, looking up, mill, mills, morning, northwest, outside, sail, sails, season, sightseeing, slanting, sun, sunny, sunshine, tilted, tourism, travel, vacation, weather, white, wind, wind power, windmill, windmills, winter

(c) Ian M Butterfield

POTD 01 March 2005: Windmill on the sea-front

I was up in Lytham St Annes today and took the opportunity to get some images of the famous windmill.

There a a couple of things that help make this image work. For anyone who has heard me talk about in photographs composition you should be able to identify, the use of contrasts, filling the frame, strong diagonals and lead-in lines as techniques to focus attention within the image. It is also taken from a non-stadard 'worms eye' perspective.

PLEASE NOTE: This is not a source of free photographs.
This photograph is (c) Ian M Butterfield. All rights are reserved. No use Is permitted (including non-commercial use) without prior permission. If you wish to use any of my photographs please ask first.

Image Reference: EX0301A-D00260