…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 […]
On my “Movement in Photography” workshops, and in my camera club talks, I discuss the use of camera movement and subject movement, but sometimes an image that involves neither cries out to be taken! These are battery-powered LED Xmas lights taken with a wide-aperture lens (f1.4) and defocused to give nice big “bokeh” circles. There’s […]
It seems like only yesterday, but Oxfordshire Artweeks has come round again. Once more I am exhibiting at the splendid Piano Gallery in Faringdon. It’s Artweeks Venue number 13 and it runs from 6th May to 13th May. There will be some old favourites, but also some new work. I’m still finalising what to get printed […]
I’ve been trying out a new light-painting tool. It’s my home-made version of a commercially available tool. I’ve had some custom-cut Perspex shapes made, and bought a very powerful LED torch. The torch has three Cree T6 LED’s, and is somewhat north of 1000 Lumens brightness. At present my Perspex shapes are held in place […]
People have asked where I got the LED strip light that I use for my light trail images. I got it from Amazon*, and you can get one by going here. It comes with a battery box, but no batteries. * I am not affiliated with Amazon.
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