Photos by Color - PantherFOTOS

Anti War Demonstration

Tiger

Cactus in Pot

Ashcombe Park in Autumn

Harvest

This photograph is taken from a series of shots taken of everyday objects as seen through my eyes. This is part of my "Rubbish Art" collection - where I find abandoned items and turn them into artistic photographs. This was a bottle that had obviously been abandoned on the beach some time previously. I loved the way the light catches the bottle and turns the angles to make this look like a spiral. Also, I like the shadows that are thrown by the small piece of driftwood that has become trapped next to the bottle.

This photograph is taken from a series of shots taken of everyday objects as seen through my eyes. This is part of my "Rubbish Art" collection - where I find abandoned items and turn them into artistic photographs. This was a bottle that had obviously been abandoned on the beach some time previously. I loved the way the light catches the bottle and turns the angles to make this look like a spiral. Also, I like the shadows that are thrown by the small piece of driftwood that has become trapped next to the bottle.

This photograph was taken during a walk last weekend. I enjoy taking pictures of everyday objects but as I see them. This is the vent on the top of a pill box in a local seaside town in Somerset. I decided to use the roof of the pill box as the foreground.

This photograph was taken during a walk last weekend. I enjoy taking pictures of everyday objects but as I see them. This is the vent on the top of a pill box in a local seaside town in Somerset. I decided to use the roof of the pill box as the foreground.

Weston Carnival of Lights 2007

Big Cat

Perth, Australia

St Pauls Cathedral

Sydney Harbour Bridge

This photograph is taken from a series of shots taken of beaches, mainly in the South-West of England. I love finding pieces of driftwood on the beach and capturing them on camera. This was a real find for me - a great big clump of reeds, which created a completely different atmosphere. It gives a much softer image ... I wonder how it arrived at the beach?

This photograph is taken from a series of shots taken of beaches, mainly in the South-West of England. I love finding pieces of driftwood on the beach and capturing them on camera. This was a real find for me - a great big clump of reeds, which created a completely different atmosphere. It gives a much softer image ... I wonder how it arrived at the beach?