Author Archives: Michael Hilton

Decaying walls and paint are often interesting, especially when it’s maybe a forgotten Piet Mondrian.

This is definitely an impressive library. The key to the picture is symmetry; and I have almost got that perfect. Almost. I have actually dialled back the cyan colour coming through the windows as it looked artificial.

On a chilly and windy evening I walked up Calton Hill in Edinburgh to see the classic view towards the city with the Dugald Stewart monument on the left side. The sun wasn’t in the right place for that, it … Continue reading →

I could see all the boats lining up, perhaps for the start of a race, so I tried a bit of In Camera Movement, ICM*, to make the scene more impressionistic than realistic. Just a quick wave of the camera … Continue reading →