
Mike Finley says that, as a photographer, he find flowers fascinating. This gallery contains a selection of his monochrome floral photography.
He also grows carnivorous plants, and for his fellow CP growers, this gallery includes a few photographs of Sarracenia and Nepenthes.

Landscape photography is one of the fields where monochrome still holds its own against colour photography. This gallery holds a few examples of Mike's landscape monochrome photographs. The current collection shown here is primarily from the English Lake District.

This gallery shows a selection of Mike's monochrome infrared photography. He finds the different tonal scales given by infrared film interesting. The photographs here were taken using the Konica 750 film (unfortunately no longer available), which gives a different effect from the more commonly used Kodak equivalent.
Mike is currently trying out the new Rollei infrared film, which has characteristics between those two.

Mike successfully applied for admission to the Licentiateship of the Royal Photographic Society in 2002. This gallery shows his successful monochrome print panel, which contains a mixture of landscape and floral photographs.
For the submission all the photographs were printed on the same paper type and to the same tone, and were uniformly presented in tetured white mounts.
You can purchase fine art prints of most of the photographs on this site at
mike finley photography, but if what you want isn't there, please contact me directly.
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