forest of bere – photography by Gabor Kovacs

the cathedral – in black and white

27 October 202124 October 2021Posted in black and white, forest of bere, Hampshire, lens: 8-25 f4, Olympus EM1, words

One of yesterday’s photographs, reprocessed in black and white.

the cathedral in the woods

26 October 202124 October 2021Posted in forest of bere, Hampshire, Landscape, lens: 8-25 f4, Olympus EM1, trees

This spot amongst the tall beech trees is one of my very favourite places in the Forest of Bere. It reminds me of being inside a cathedral.

bluebell wood

23 May 202122 May 2021Posted in bluebells, forest of bere, Hampshire, Olympus EM1

bluebells

22 May 2021Posted in bluebells, forest of bere, Hampshire, Olympus EM1

In the Forest of Bere a couple of weeks ago

beech wood in Spring

20 March 20216 April 2021Posted in black and white, experimenting, forest of bere, Hampshire, Olympus EM10

Another experiment in black and white. After converting to b&w, I heightened the yellow and green tones to bring out the fresh green leaves, which always look like jewels in Spring. I then overlaid a texture – a grainy image of a roughly whitewashed wall, opacity reduced to 20%.

Caroline in the woods

15 October 202015 October 2020Posted in Caroline, forest of bere, Hampshire, Olympus OM2

taken with the Olympus OM2 film camera

tall trees

10 October 202015 October 2020Posted in forest of bere, Hampshire, Olympus, Olympus OM2

Another photograph taken with the Olympus OM2 film camera. This part of the woods reminds me of a cathedral – the tall trees mean the canopy is high above, the spaces between them, and the way the light can filter through as it does through stained glass windows.