Shop now open

Finally got around to opening a shop for images, I will keep populating it as I find more and more images I want to add.

Please have a look and send me some feedback, I would greatly appreciate it.,

Shop can be found at: www.Jacquesle Roux.co.uk

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Always look both ways when taking photos

I was taking photos of the Forth road bridge and didn’t take make notice of the Forth rail bridge. It’s been taken to death BUT when I turned around I got this image.

Untitled_HDR2-fbI loaded it up on Viewbug and got into that month’s featured photos.
My best results so far on a single image. 50 peer awards and 120 likes as well as having 6 Photo Trifecta awards.

The actual image I was there for that night was this one.
Untitled_HDR7-fbIMG_8183-fbI took a walk on top of the road brigde to see the sunset and new bridge.Untitled_HDR6-fb

Thanks for the visit.
Jacques le Roux

City secrets

We should investigate our cities better when it comes to it’s history and hidden secrets. I only had glimpses of Glasgow’s hidden gems. I was one day there for a specific reason and had a few hours spare. This was the result of a walk I took trying to find the gems.

A combination of the 5 bridge legs under the railway bridge at the river.
Combined-fbI was playing around with long exposure and traffic. This was a post office truck going across my shot.
I used two photos over each other to end up with a split of both.
Untitled_HDR1-instagram-smallA portion of the wall mural, well known and worth a visit.Untitled_HDR0-fb

Thanks for the visit.
Jacques le Roux

Revisiting sites with new eyes

I saw a photos which tweaked my interest and I knew I have to go back to visit a site I have been at a few times BUT with a new goal in mind.

It was a misty evening and I phoned someone I know who lives close to the location, he confirmed it’s misty there. I jumped in the car and drive the 30 min and arrived very disappointed as the mist didn’t look great at all. As I have learned with photography don’t give up to quickly.

I walked down and spend the rest of the evening getting these photos.

 

My favourites of the evening.

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I think this came out looking great with the spotlights at both ends of the eye.
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The landscape photos looks great when the photo is full screen.
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As I was leaving I tried to get a few photos of the Kelpies reflecting in the water.
Normally this would be red or blue but as I started the photo it was blue and the photo ended in red
the Kelpies came out as pink. Great bit of luck and I prefer the pink over the red.IMG_7569-fb
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I have realised not to give up on a location as you could always get a fresh idea to run with and test out.

Thank you for viewing my photos
Jacques le Roux …

Glasgow Clyde river visit

Visited Glasgow for the 1st time with the purpose of taking photos at night. Walked down the Clyde and got these images. Will be revisiting very soon to get a few images I wasn’t able to get to.

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Jacques le Roux …

A walk in Edinburgh

A visit to Edinburgh always has interesting possibilities for photos. Love this city and taking photos there.

Taking a walk from Edinburgh Waverley station up the royal mile and onto the Scottish museum.

IMG_3708 IMG_3552 IMG_3563 IMG_3594 IMG_3592 IMG_3595 IMG_3598 IMG_3611 IMG_3615 IMG_3618 IMG_3642 IMG_3702I used the plaque to try and capture a photo of the piper in the reflection. Work out better than I thought it would.
IMG_3625 IMG_3633 IMG_3718 IMG_3723 IMG_3729 IMG_3730And onto the Scottish museum.
IMG_3649 IMG_3653 IMG_3664 IMG_3672 IMG_3680Ever heard of Dolly the sheep? Well here she is.
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Photographs by Jacques…

Faces forgotten in a art classroom.

Faces

The next selection of photos are from a art project that is sitting in a art classroom gathering dust. I stare at it every time I go there as I find it absolutely amazing and almost life like.To be continued below the photos, I hope you enjoy these images.

Canon 1D MK III
Canon 100mm F2.8 L Macro lens
F22
ISO100
2 seconds (all natural light bounced of 4 reflection boards)

Please Click On The Photos To See It At It’s Better Quality.

01 IMG_448907 IMG_449103 IMG_4506 11 IMG_4334 12 IMG_4355 13 IMG_4325 14 IMG_4333 15 IMG_4344 16 IMG_4350 17 IMG_4364 18 IMG_4391 19 IMG_4381 20 IMG_4383 21 IMG_4404 22 IMG_4406 23 IMG_4416 24 IMG_4422 25 IMG_4428 26 IMG_4437 27 IMG_4440 28 IMG_4450 29 IMG_4456 30 IMG_4465 31 IMG_4474 32 IMG_447835 IMG_4510I left the notes till last so you can enjoy the images. I used F22, I guess it wasn’t really needed to use such a low aperture but I didn’t want to lose any details of the faces. This is my second attempt at capturing these faces. I shot them the first time at F8 but lost to much of the detail. I hope you thought these faces as amazing as I did. Pure work of art!

I find the art department to have so many possibilities for photos. I might sneak in one day and spend some time taking as many photos as possible. I’ll have to leave that for another post in the future.

Photographs by Jacques …