I am very pleased to announce I have been shortlisted for the @royalphotographicsociety & @sim_manchester
Science Photographer of the Year, I didn’t win but being placed next to some of the amazing entries is a great honour.
The image chosen is of an Iceberg, broken off from the
Haupapa / Tasman Glacier in Aoraki/Mount Cook.
Since the 1990s the terminus has retreated about 180 metres (590 ft) a year on average. The iceberg seen here is from a calving in February 2019.
The lake started to form in the 1970s as the glacier rapidly retreated - a phenomenon thought to have been largely caused by global warming.
Shot on Fuji Pro 400 H on my Mamiya RZ the film kept hold of the Misty atmosphere in a way the digital files couldn’t.
Low iso long exposure daytime image experiments
Looking down into the centre of the volcano.
Dartmoor
Italy
Italy
Location scouting for Odyssey film
Location scouting for Odyssey film.
Location scouting for Odyssey film.
Shot during the Natives residency in 2016
Swaledale