Janet Burdon

I enjoy making composite images either in camera or in software.
I like the fact that you can take individual images and create something new.
I usually have in mind what the final image will look like and relish the challenge to create it.

I take great inspiration from the flowers I grow throughout the year in my garden. Sometimes picking the flowers, other times taking them in situ. 
Rather than give an accurate representation of the flower I would much rather use a shallow depth of field to give an impressionistic feel.

Another of my passions, the freedom ICM gives me as a photographer feeds my creative vision of a scene.

I enjoy taking multiple exposures in camera, and creating  something new.
This can be hit and miss at times as you never really know what you are going to get, but really satisfying when you get it right.

Seeing the unseen; Infra-red is something I have been interested in for many years.
It also lets me take photographs of my favourite subject; trees.

This slows me down and makes me think about what I am taking and as such can be very relaxing.
The ultra wide angle lens on my pinhole camera also distorts the scene to a degree which gives it a creative edge.