Autumn
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A still life study of horse chestnuts. Red leaves provide the perfect backdrop to compliment the warm colours of autumn.
Derwent Dam
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A Derbyshire location made famous by the Dambusters provided the ideal photo opportunity for this black and white landscape shot
Liverpool Docks
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The red barge amidst the otherwise monotone buildings provides the focal point in this image.
London Embankment
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The hustle and bustle of the capital and the majesty of HMS Belfast in the right of this shot combine in this cityscape.
Pollen Collection
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The dark hues of the bee contrast against the strong yellow petals of the flower in this nature shot.
Resonance
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This still life image of a wine glass has been digitally enhanced to give the impression of vibration. The magento hues produce a simple, single colour photograph.
Butterfly
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A mass of colour from the flowers provide interest and lead the viewer to the butterfly delicately perched on one of the petals.
Winter Landscape
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The whiteness of a snow covered path leads the eye into this shot of a winter landscape whilst snow on the miriad of brances add interest.

Welcome to MSPIA

Thankyou for visiting MSPIA, the home of Mark Skinner Photography and Imaging Art. My work covers a broad spectrum of subjects, including landscape photography, portraiture, close-ups and nature. My work is available to purchase from royalty free sites such as Alamy and istockphoto.com. This site includes a wide sample of my work so have a look around. I hope you enjoy your visit.

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Latest work...
A walk around Grassmoor Country Park produced some interesting images.

Autumn

Derwent Dam

Liverpool Docks

London Embankment

Pollen Collection

Resonance

Butterfly

Winter Landscape

Welcome to MSPIA

View my work on the following stock image libraries...