The point of focus in your images is very important, and it’s amazing how much an image alters when you change it. Here are the results of an exercise where I’ve set up the camera on a tripod and taken a series of three images. The only thing that has changed in these images is […]
Blimey, I never thought that my 100th blog post would come up so soon! I try and blog once a week so, taking holidays into consideration, it’s been just over 2 years since my first post. In that post I blogged about a Photo Trek that was happening that August at Buscot Park, and also […]
I like aircraft and, as it’s now well into the airshow season, I thought I’d share some more aircraft images, some brand new, some from previous adventures. Aircraft in the air are challenging, yet fun, to photograph because they are fast moving and often a bit far away. I’ve got some quite long focal length […]
In a previous post I’ve mentioned that great photographic subjects are everywhere. All you need to do is to look for them. Actually that’s the tricky part as I find that many people don’t know where/how to look. Help is at hand however, as looking for images is part of my “Photo Treks” photographic courses. […]
There’s a discussion in portrait photography circles about whether it’s better to use a studio, and thus have complete control of the lighting, or better to use the natural light outdoors. I’ll use some examples from a recent family portrait shoot at my portrait photography studio near Swindon to show why I use both. I’ve […]
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