Water is my favorite subject. If you have seen my work, I think you will realize this is a true statement. This image captured in Manchester, UK during my visit last year is also one of my favorites. I like the simplicity and movement of the subject. This is a kind of photograph that you just have to wait for a right moment. To squeeze the shutter at the split of a second is also essential factor in achieving the greatest visual impact.
Share with you another image captured at the Yellowstone National Park during my visit in 2009. The back lit condition is essential for such a setting. Thus, the visual impact created is much stronger. To shoot a good landscape image definitely depends very much on a suitable weather condition.
A lovely reflection of the BBC Building on the water of River Clyde, Glasgow, was slightly stirred by a breeze. The next moment, a lovely white swan gliding gracefully into the pattern of water. All the ingredients needed to form an excellent image happened almost within a split of second. Once again, I was lucky to capture the image at a right place and right on time. I love the quality of morning lighting as well.