I don’t know about you, but my eyes don’t see things framed by rectangles. Cameras, on the other hand, do see in rectangles and we have to take that into account when we take a photograph. Having forced the view of the world into the rectangle defined by our camera sensor, you can use the […]
Well, it’s actually the River Severn between England and Wales, but the point is the same. This river has one of the largest tidal ranges in the world, so crossing it has always been a bit challenging. It has fast currents, and from time to time a tidal bore, which is well worth seeking out. […]
I recently I gave my “Movement in Photography” talk to Salisbury Camera Club. I had a chance to wander round the cathedral before my talk. It was a lovely clear evening, so I took the chance to test my phone camera for night photography. This was a while after sunset, in the so-called “Blue Hour”. […]
I was in Manchester recently and had to drive into the heart of the city. The one-way system seems designed to keep cars out, rather than helping traffic circulation but I got there in the end. The (very nice) hotel I was in had windows that opened fully, which gave me a chance to continue […]
Any landscape where there’s a dramatic change, such as the boundary between land and sea, is a rich source of images. You’ve not only got the coast itself, but also the way we humans interact with it. We’ve turned some areas into a playground with all the trappings of the seaside; piers, candy floss, donkeys […]
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