Phillip Minnis Photographer

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Photographer: Phillip Minnis

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The Southern Highlands, New South Wales

About: I consider myself to be a versatile photographer. Although I prefer landscape photography, I also enjoy capturing people, cityscapes, industrial, architectural and macro images.

Web-site: http://www.phillipminnisphotography.com/

Blog-site: http://philminnis.blogspot.com/

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Portfolio: Glass Abstracts
Portfolio Description: The glass abstract images in this portfolio were achieved by holding the lens of the camera close to, or against, the side, base, or edge of objects such as vases, crystal bowls, coloured glass dishes and cake plates. I achieved different effects by holding them against things such as the sky, plants and flowers, and utilised sunlight to maximise the results.

To view more of these images, visit my web-site:
http://www.awesome-earth.com/index.php?option=com_rsgallery2&Itemid=2&gid=4

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