A landscape photographed from an elevated point within the South Downs National Park, following a steep ascent to the ridge. A single gate and low vegetation sit in the foreground, providing scale and orientation against the open sweep of land beyond.
The image was made after sunset, with residual light settling into the sky. Warm tones near the horizon transition gradually into cooler hues above, creating a measured balance between land and atmosphere. The composition favours openness and stillness, allowing the landscape to recede without emphasis on drama.
This photograph is presented as a fine art print on archival paper. Its restrained structure and tonal gradation invite slower viewing, with attention drawn to spatial depth and the quiet relationship between foreground elements and distant horizon.
It works effectively as a standalone image or as part of a small group of landscape works centred on elevation, distance, and light.
A landscape photographed from an elevated point within the South Downs National Park, following a steep ascent to the ridge. A single gate and low vegetation sit in the foreground, providing scale and orientation against the open sweep of land beyond.
The image was made after sunset, with residual light settling into the sky. Warm tones near the horizon transition gradually into cooler hues above, creating a measured balance between land and atmosphere. The composition favours openness and stillness, allowing the landscape to recede without emphasis on drama.
This photograph is presented as a fine art print on archival paper. Its restrained structure and tonal gradation invite slower viewing, with attention drawn to spatial depth and the quiet relationship between foreground elements and distant horizon.
It works effectively as a standalone image or as part of a small group of landscape works centred on elevation, distance, and light.
