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by Ian Mitchell
$32.00
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When Jesus spoke again to the people, he said, “I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness, but will have the... more
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When Jesus spoke again to the people, he said, “I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness, but will have the light of life"
Ian Mitchell is a photographer and digital artist who specialises in landscapes, seascapes and indoor architecture. Ian frequently visits the Snowdonia National Park, to capture endless, evocative, and powerful images. Ian has taken photographs for most of his life but only recently become passionate about sharing and selling his work that brings pleasure to himself and others. His main aim in his work is to try and take you to that special place, and try and share with you the beauty and atmospheric feel he enjoyed, whilst capturing the image. Thank you for visiting his portfolio and he hopes you enjoyed his work. Please click on an image for easy selection of print sizes, mats, frames, canvas wraps, greeting cards,...
$32.00
David Griffith
Really beautiful image, perfect light and composition and style. . . L/F/P/T
Tamara Sushko
Impressive View!
Angela Davies
Inspiring beauty, LF
Diann Fisher
So beautiful Ian! (l/f)
Debbie Oppermann
Beauty!
Mary Raven
Happy frame, congratulations, Ian! Interesting foreshortening and light!
Meg Shearer
I love this old church Ian, and love the light and rich tones. Gorgeous work! l/f!
Stuart Litoff
Wonderful work!
Sarah Loft
Beautiful!
LEANNE SEYMOUR
Wonderful capture Ian.....love the building, its design and age and the light pouring in looks divine.....would love to know more about this church as it look like it has a bit of history to it, apart from your lovely descriptive quote! f/l