Photographer Louis Cahill’s high-key approach to fly fishing photography offers an interesting alternative to today’s typically highly saturated digital photos.
The “barely there” highlights lend his photos an oddly graphic, almost architectural feel – on that you can see more of at his Andros Island photo album.
The interestingly high-key work of outdoor photographer Louis Cahill,
The under/over photograph is a staple among fly fishing photographers.
Crazy, tilted perspectives and extreme wide angles (the latter all the rage these days) also populate Cahill’s work, and to see 100+ more photographs from Andros Island, click here.
See you nowhere near the equator, Tom Chandler.
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