Last week I was in the Lake District. If you are expecting a blog post with lots of large sweeping mountain landscapes then you’ll be disappointed. Instead here are some small-scale landscapes; the landscapes of fungi, taken using my new Olympus macro lens. Autumn is a great time for fungi as the cool damp conditions […]
I’ve got a new mobile phone. It makes calls, texts and happily WhatApps, but the camera module and its software are worlds away from my previous mobile. It has a Leica-branded double camera setup and has, it seems, a 27mm f1.8 Summilux-H lens. The software is also powerful. It can do the fancy “fake-bokeh” thing, […]
I was on my way out to the studio a couple of days ago and saw an odd shape on the door. I thought it might be a leaf caught in a cobweb, but it just didn’t look right. On closer examination it turned out to be a pair of mating Poplar Hawk Moths. I’ve […]
…as the old saying goes. Its not just the grass that’s growing well here in the south of England. The spring flowers have started flowering too. Having looked at and admired them the question arises of how best to photograph them. If you want to get close-up to a flower you can stand at a […]
Welcome to the first Gale Photography blog post of 2018! Yesterday I was fine-tuning and timing my new “Macro Photography” talk. I reckoned it was looking and sounding pretty good, but I felt the ending needed a theme. Macro photography can be done anywhere, so I set myself a little challenge. It was to spend […]
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