It’s about time that I posted another blog so here’s an invitation for you to see the portfolio I have with Alamy. Click on https://www.alamy.com/portfolio/davidbigwood and browse or search for keywords.
Author: bigpub
David Bigwood is a regularly published writer and photographer who for three years was a columnist on freelance photography for the UK Freelance Photographer magazine. He is based in New South Wales, Australia and is available for writing, editing, desk top publishing and photographic assignments. He has qualified as a Licentiate of the Royal Photographic Society (LRPS), is a former member of the Australian Society of Authors, and has images with Alamy, the on-line photo library. His website is www.davidbigwoodpublishing.wordpress.com where you can find his e-books on photography.
Two from England’s West Country
A couple of pictures from a tour of England’s West Country some years ago. Stonehenge in a snowstorm (UK 26) and St Ives Harbour at low tide (UK 27). Both just added to my website at https://davidbigwoodpublishing.blog/…/united-kingdom/
Late afternoon light near Berridale (SM108)
Late afternoon light near Berridale (SM108).
One of a group of fine art pictures added to my website under https://davidbigwoodpublishing.blog/shop/photographic-prints/snowy-mountains-australia/
There are now over 100 pictures of the Snowy Mountains on this site. Ideal gifts but you will have to be quick if you want them for this Christmas.
Your satisfaction or your money back.
Just 32 of my 2021 Snowy Mountains wall calendars still in stock. Place your order here https://davidbigwoodpublishing.blog/shop/calendars/wall-calendars/
Buy early for Christmas
Australia Post has warned us that Christmas mail will probably take longer to be delivered than we are used to so, if you are considering a 2021 Snowy Mountains Calendar as a gift now would be a good time to buy. Go to https://davidbigwoodpublishing.blog/shop/calendars/wall-calendars/ to see details.
Another sale
Another sale through Alamy, the on-line photo library. This image is available as fine art prints through shop/photographic-prints>/snowy-mountains-australia/ Look for prints 40, 41 and 97.
A Great Gift
https://davidbigwoodpublishing.blog/shop/%20photographic-prints/
Ideal gifts
There are now over 90 photographs in the Snowy Mountains category for you to choose from with prices starting at $25 including postage to Australian addresses.
Loving the mountains
If you love the mountains you might be interested in this article that was published in the Australia and New Zealand magazine in the UK some time ago. I hadn’t moved to the mountains then but had visited them in winter and summer for decades. Now they are my home and have been for ten years. As a photographer I am overwhelmed at the beauty of this place and my files are filled with images of its ever-changing scenery.
I love using my photographs to promote the area among my friends and family. This year I have branched out by publishing a wall calendar of the Snowy Mountains for 2021 and have been pleasantly surprised with the sales which shows there are many who, like me, believe this part of Australia is worth supporting.
To see details of the calendar, go to https://davidbigwoodpublishing.blog/shop/calendars/wall-calendars/ and to read the article the start of which is below, go to https://davidbigwoodpublishing.blog/writing/the-home-of-the-man-from-snowy-river/
“As we round the bend and catch the first sight of Lake Jindabyne it feels as if we are coming home. Below us the hilltops that used to surround the old town of Jindabyne poke through the waters as islands. Beyond, the main range of the Australian Alps stands as a sturdy backdrop against the deep blue of a cloudless sky.”
The picture of the Snowy River on the May page of the calendar.
Now in stock
I have just received my initial order of posters and have to report that I am delighted with the results. I am sure you will feel the same when you see one of my posters on your wall.
https://davidbigwoodpublishing.blog/shop/%20posters/
Wildflower poster
I was asked to identify the wildflowers on my new poster so here is the best I could do. Note, I am not a botanist and the resources I have to ssist in identification are not all that helpful so I cannot guarantee the accuracy of the result. I hope it helps.
Granite buttercups Shaggy Pea Golden everlasting
? Waxy bluebell Eyebright
Billy buttons Californian poppy (introduced) Golden everlasting
Alpine bottlebrush Muellers Snow gentian Seed head of Goat’s beard
Silver ewartia Snow daisies ?