Snowdrops at eye level with copy space Art Print

Wild snowdrop close up at eye level. Natural spring flowers with copy space.
Snowdrops appear in winter and are one of the first wild flowers to bloom in the new year. They remind me of bluebells and daffodils in that they appear in all sorts of random places, not just gardens but often on the edge of roads or deep in forests. It seems random but were they actually planted there by someone sneaking out at night, many years ago? They are such a small plant that, unless on mass, they can easily be missed. I am amazed that such a delicate plant even comes out when its snowing. I love getting in amongst plants and flowers to photograph them, happy to lay on the grass (or more likely dirt, brambles and stinging nettles!) it’s a view most people don’t get to see. Detail up close in a big image. Walking past them all snowdrops look the same, but there are so many varieties with different markings. I’m not a gardening expert, by a long way, but I know there are lots of people out the...

Full time UK photographer, published worldwide since 2008 specialising in conceptual and abstract ideas, which includes studio, on location and impromptu locations. Other subjects include a strong interest in nature and landscape photography. At the core, I am a passionate creator of photographic images across a range of sectors from small business, marketing & corporate, to personal portraits, pets, and family. I have been selling my services and images for over 12 year. As a small business I can be flexible and listen carefully to create something that is just what you wanted. I have extensive camera and computer skills, including digital image editing, Canon professional equipment, with online and offline image delivery. I hold a...