Winchester exhibition

I haven't posted on here for a while, having been occupied elsewhere.

I have an exhibition of a small number of images running in Winchester, in the foyer of the Everyman Cinema a.k.a. 'The Screen'. These are up until the end of December, so if you want to see these printed large then that's where they're at. It should be noted that printed large is nothing like what you see on a computer screen

(click the image for a decent-sized version)

1. Trees and Shadows on St. Catherine's Hill



2. Hockley Railway Viaduct, Winchester



...plus some others from my recent efforts. All on my website.

One more, not from this exhibition since it didn't make the printing deadline but it shows the sort of stuff I'm doing these days:

3. Guns Now Silent
(First World War Graves at Royal Victoria Hospital)



Opinions always welcome!

These are nice Richard, even the toning suits them.
I think the last is my pick of the three, the long shadows leading towards the sun, of which I instantly thought of the White light that were all supposed to see when we pass over, although these poor souls passed over long ago.
Superb shot.

Thanks Alan - that's exactly what was going through my mind when I took that one!

Really stunning images, good luck with the exhibition.

Number 2 is breathtaking. What a superb composition. Well done.

Highly impressive stuff. All wonderful images. Hope the exhibition goes well - too far for me to get to, unfortunately

Terrific images, I just wish Durham was closer to Winchester so I could get to see your exhibition.
David

PPG: http://www.pentaxphotogallery.com/artists/davidtrout

Brilliant images Richard no2 does it for me.