Some New shots...

[Andrew Brooks]

Hi there,
Not posted on this site for a while, I've been doing quite a lot of new photography work over the last few months and wanted to share a few of my shots, if your interested I have a lot more work on my site at, www.andrewbrooksphotography.com

and also I've just added the option of downlaoding a nice screensaver and desktop wallpaper of my work, click this and fill in some details if your interested.

Heres some shots...

[MB1]

Holy smokes, these things look like paintings not photographs.

If they are actually photographs; I love them. If they are paintings they are still pretty nice.

[Andrew Brooks]

I guess there photographs, I made them with a camera, but then I do so much with them after it sort of starts becoming like paintings with photographs...

Anyways, glad you like them...

A

[MB1]

I guess there photographs, I made them with a camera, but then I do so much with them after it sort of starts becoming like paintings with photographs...

Anyways, glad you like them...

A

I hope you are selling lots of them for big bucks (or enlarged euros......).

[readingr]

What can I say - Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

Makes mine look like bin fodder.

I love all of them but the fishing boat WOW!

Roger

[readingr]

Amazing photos on your web site

I am humbled

Roger

[mondo1090]

are these really considered photographs? i can see the argument for the bottom 2 but the first one seems just like computer generated or somthing, does stuff this photoshoped or played with still consdiered a photograph?

[Overbeyond]

The boat shot is a grand image. How much of it was not photoshopped.
Tom

[cr_mmurillo]

Great photos. Photoshop or not, the boat is a great concept.

[Canuck935]

You sir, have skillz with a 'z'! lol. The boat image looks to be made from 4 (at the least) or more images. What a fantastic job putting it all together.

I guess I would call it part photography, and part traditional 'art' if that makes any sense. Photography provides the base images but he used them to assemble a completely new work of art from what he 'envisioned' in his mind.