Another image from my Lakeside collections that shows the quality of light is essential for a study of a scenic location. This time I captured the image in the late afternoon. I like the warnth colour of the low light that provided me with the dramatic impact for the whole picture.
“Tranquility Of Lakeside” is another image of my captured at the same lake district.
The architectural design and structure of the new BBC Building in Glasgow set the repetitive pleasing composition for this image. The mirror image of the opposite side of the River Clyde from the highly reflective panels of the building formed a rather oustanding scene. The magic touch of the twilight further enhanced the visual impact of this picture. AS a matter of facts, the building was not even officially opened when I captured this image in last July. This is one of the images that I like from my Glasgow collections.
When I passed by the “Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum yesterday, reminded me of this image that I captured during my last visit one year ago.
The unique hanging display in this Art Gallery provided me with an opportunity to capture another attractions of Glasgow. The fast changing lighting effect created for the display apparently enriched the art works with more lifely presentation.
“Putting Up A Cheeky Face” captured by Eng Loy showed another creative viewpoint of the display in this world class museum.