Showing posts with label Landscape. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Landscape. Show all posts

Sunday, 7 April 2013

Seasonal Landscapes

As the seasons have been changing, through Autumn and Winter, we have been out recording local landscapes in large panoramic formats. The process involves capturing many images which are then stitched together in post processing resulting in panoramic photographs full of wonderful detail.

You can see more Award Winning Panoramic Landscapes HERE >>>











Friday, 2 November 2012

Harvest Time

Late September, and harvest is all but done... came across these brilliant hay stacks while out on the road.



Tuesday, 18 September 2012

Tupman Photography Landscapes Video

Enjoy our new video, piecing together some of our favourite Landscape Photography

Best viewed at 1080pHD Quality & Full Screen, of course!


Monday, 7 May 2012

Award Winning Pictures

Paul is very pleased to be among the award winners in the Epson International Photographic Pano Awards 2012. The competition showcases the work of panoramic photographers worldwide and is the largest competition for panoramic photography.


His photographs, "Poipu Sunset" "Pyramid Lake" and "Taro Fields" each received a Bronze Award in the Nature Category.





Sunday, 11 March 2012

Frosty Mornings! - February, 2012

After a mild winter we ventured out on an early February morning to capture the first frosts of the new year. On this cold yet beautiful day we came across this scene just outside of Worthington, Derbyshire.


Original Post Published in february, 2012

"Sandsend" Reviewed - 26/08/10


The images are beautiful and breathtaking, making wind and sand seem like such a natural combination to capture. 







‘Sandsend’ by Paul Tupman is a truly remarkable combination of beauty and mysticism, making me realize how nature can provide some of the most breathtaking views.


- Allison Love, www.trendhunter.com




Please click "here" to view further Landscape Photography and photographs from Sandsend in our Landscapes Gallery at Tupman Photography.

Original Post Published on 26th August, 2010

"Nowhere Land" Reviewed - 24/08/10


With a particular focus on epic cloud formations, Paul Tupman creates mirrored images that are truly fascinating. I can actually see shapes in these images unlike traditional Rorschach ink blots. What do you see?

- Meghan Young, www.trendhunter.com






Please click "here" to view further Landscape Photography in our Landscapes Gallery at Tupman Photography.

Original Post Published on 24th August, 2010

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