Photography Tips and Articles
I am a visual person, not a wordsmith so none of these photography tips or review articles will be particularly wordy. I will lay out a few basics and leave you to explore by yourselves. The essence of creativity is to find your own personal space, not be told how to get there by other people, so I hope that these photography tips articles will serve as signposts to new paths. Detailed references to other information sources are given where appropriate.
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| Sunday 21st November 2010
Winter... The season of low golden light, and beautiful soft colours as the snow and clouds reflect the light in sublimely pleasing ways. The season of ever changing vistas as storms chase cloud, rain and waves across the landscape, creating more opportunities than we can count. I love winter, but I hate the cold.
This 37 page guide will guide you through selecting winter clothing to suit your budget and requirements, give advice on protecting your valuable camera equipment in harsh winter conditions, and is full of other pro photography tips that will help you get that award winning shot whatever the weather. Lastly it will have some…
(1) Comments | Saturday 27th August 2011
Once I discovered the joy of wide angle images I barely photographed with any other focal length. I like being able to capture more than the eye can take in in a single glance. Occasionally I played with stitched panoramic images and liked the results. In fact my first…
(0) Comments | Thursday 14th July 2011
It seems slightly odd to be posting a review of bike lights in the depths of summer, but this is going to be a long term review so I thought I would get started now with some initial thoughts. The review will cover the Schmidt SON XS dynamo…
(1) Comments | Tuesday 21st June 2011
I've been a cycling photographer for a few years now, and it has worked really well. The trips for The Wildlife Trusts have forced a bit of a gear rethink as they are typically two to three weeks long rather than the week max I have done in the…
(0) Comments | Wednesday 02nd March 2011
If you are heading to the hills soon, just remember it is still winter, and conditions are still very serious as my friend found out. Read on.
Falling off mountains
How close have you come to serious harm when in the mountains ? Ever had a really…
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