Salt Island

I’m sure there are opportunities to take plenty of interesting abstract images of desalination forms in salt pans.

—Stephen G. Hipperson—

Stylised Fish

It’s not often I see something which I’ve never noticed before – these stylised representations of fish gave me cause to pause a while. I’m quite sure these are not particularly unusual, but it’s something I’ll keep a look out for in future. I quite like the simplicity.

–Stephen G. Hipperson—

Sleeping Serpent

Another for my collection of pareidolia photos.

—Stephen G. Hipperson—

Elephantasy

As I was combing through my latest images I felt this remind me of the head of an elephant.

—Stephen G. Hipperson—

Footsteps on the Seashore

—Stephen G. Hipperson—

Texture

An aged fallen tree. I love the texture of dry decaying tree trunks.

—Stephen G. Hipperson—

Roots

—Stephen—

Street Art

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An example of some street art we discovered in Ponto Delgada in the Azores. …unusual which, I guess, is the prerequisite of getting such work noticed.

—Stephen—

Pareidolia

A new word for me…… pareidolia… seeing stuff in stuff.  I didn’t notice this ‘herbivore-like’ creature when I took the photo but I noticed it when I was processing it.

—Stephen—

In The MACBA

Barcelona’s Museum of Contemporary Art  – it would be unfair to suggest the internal structure of the building was more interesting than the exhibits themselves but I could have easily spent half a day exploring the interplay of light and shadow as the sun moved round.  Looking at the collection/exhibits, I found the cobwebs covering my studies associated with my photography course being blown away – my Art lecturer would have loved it.

—Stephen—