Digital Camera World

Painterly pictures

Andrew S Gray

Abstract photographer

Based in a rural Northumbrian village in the UK, Andy teaches others how to capture artistic and Impressionist scenes. Using intentional camera movement, his images depict nature, abstract coastlines and landscapes. www.andrewsgray.photography

While most landscape pros wax lyrical about the golden hours and finding the perfect light, abstract photographer Andrew S Gray (Andy, as he’s known to most) is happy to work with what he’s got. This is just as well: I’m meeting Andy on a bright, clear summer’s day that’s perfect for the beach, but less perfect for taking photos of the beach.

The plan is to spend a day with Andy travelling to some of his favourite

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