Noel Bodle Creates Masterful Black and White Photos of the British Landscape

The British landscape will leave people in awe when they view it. For all the grey clouds and wet weather, the beautiful sites of the British landscape make it a hot spot for tourists and landscape photographers.

Whilst many try to recreate the amazing scenery through their lens, few achieve it. Noel Bodle, however, is a photographer that has been able to transfer the majestic wonderment of Britain to his photographs. Borrowing from the natural elements, Noel is creating some truly stunning landscape photography - the kind that belongs on your wall.

We asked if he would take us on a journey, he was more than happy to oblige. .

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2019-1-22 17:00

Источник: thephoblographer.com

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