Sunday, October 12, 2014

Back to My Roots

I often refer to myself as a landscape photographer even though the work I do is expanding into many different areas. These days I'm doing a lot of portraiture both professionally and in a number of personal photography projects I have on the go. Though I might be doing less than I used to I find landscape photography even more appealing than I have in the past. A precious longing persists!

Photography by Brian Carey St John's Newfoundland photographer
September Sunset in St John's

If the reward is a good hike and getting some of that gorgeous Newfoundland air into my lungs I'll gladly accept the payment.

Photography by Brian Carey St John's Newfoundland photographer
One of those mornings at Quidi Vidi
The beauty and variety of the landscape offers additional rewards.

Photography by Brian Carey St John's Newfoundland photographer
Twilight at Fort Amherst

Landscape photography is more than about the images. I like being out, turning into the wind closing my eyes, inviting the breeze to caress my face. Experiencing a personal relationship with Mother Nature. There is also a sense of freedom attached to the experience. It certainly is a lovely feeling, the present is the only moment and you can appreciate being connected to all this beauty.

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