YourView July!
YourView is a gallery celebrating our users photography hand-picked by top professionals. Every month we ask a respected professional photographer to select and review five of the best user images submitted using a LEE Filter. This month’s images were reviewed by Award winning UK Landscape & Wildlife photographer, Helen Storer
Read Helen’s reviews and learn more about how each image was captured in our User Gallery!
Image 1: Isaac Azulay “Miami” @leefilters Polariser + Little Stopper
Image 2: Jose Marvin Evasco “Tew Falls” @leefilters Little Stopper + Polariser
Image 3: Costas Kariolis “S For Simplicity” @leefilters Big Stopper
Image 4: Martyn Dunbar @leefilters Polariser
Image 5: Giancarlo Paterlini “Mount Tamalpais, San Francisco, CA” @leefilters ProGlass .09 IRND 3 Stops + 0.6 ND Soft Grad
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We’re thrilled to have Landscape Photographer Mark Cornick, select and review YourView July images! Submit your best photo using a LEE Filter by 25 August HERE! (please only one submission per person, per month)
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Helen Storer is a self-taught professional photographer specialising in the UK landscape of Broads National Park and the North Norfolk coast. She is the Lead photographer for the Broads National Parks, and believes that Norfolk should be on the wish list for all creative photographers with its big sky’s, unique wildlife and diverse landscapes.
Helen really enjoys sharing her tips and ideas with others to enable them to go out and experiment and create their own ideas and style. As well as the Norfolk Photography Tours, she also runs photography workshops throughout the year, from beginners “Get off Auto” to advance level impressionism and Abstract photography.
Helen personally enjoys achieving a soft painterly effect in camera, and her aim is to portray the essence of a time and place. Helen loves experimenting with in camera techniques such as varying shutter speeds and selective focusing in order to capture the feeling and emotions.It was just over two years ago when she shared her images. Helen entered her first ever photography competition in 2017, and little did she know then that this would be the catalyst to her professional journey. Just two years ago, Helen was awarded finalist by International Garden Photographer of the year (Abstract) with one of her images using a technique known as “in the round”. This image gave her the confidence to follow her heart and personal style; and today she is known as “the lady that paints with her camera”.
Since then, Helen’s passion and self-confidence has grown as she continues to develop her own photography style rather than follow the “traditional norm” of landscape photography. Since 2017, Helen has been published in several international magazines since then and has gone on to be awarded further awards for her images.
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