Simple Panoramic Photography
I remember the day well. It was a damp afternoon at the Franz Josef Glacier in New Zealand, and I had just finished taking an (admittedly poor) shot of the…
read moreI remember the day well. It was a damp afternoon at the Franz Josef Glacier in New Zealand, and I had just finished taking an (admittedly poor) shot of the…
read moreThere are a number of post-production apps that can be used to edit your photos. However, it’s probably a fair bet that Adobe Lightroom is by far the most…
read moreMake sure the tide is ebbing and more spring than neap. No that’s not code, it’s a genuine instruction for anyone hoping to photograph St Cuthbert’s cave at Hollywell Bay…
read morePortraits of pretty girls are about as interesting as a cloudless blue sky. Sure they are easy on the eye, but carry no interest. There’s no sense of who the…
read moreOh, the good old days. When you could go to the cinema, have a slap-up meal afterwards, and then catch a taxi home. And all for a pound, with change…
read moreThe human body is made up of 65% water on average, so it’s little wonder the collection of two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen is fascinating to us photographers. Most…
read moreBuilding your confidence as a street photographer is challenging for many people. Fears and uncertainties can hinder you from realising your creative potential when you’re out in public with your…
read moreAs David discussed back in his ‘RAW or JPEG’ article, as photographers we often face options which have to be carefully considered as they can have a huge impact on…
read moreWe’re rather spoilt in today’s 21st Century digital world. When I were a lad – oh dear, have I reached that stage already? – if you made a photographic mistake…
read moreShoot indoors and it’s never a bad idea to use flash. Not that flash is perfect, mind you – it has certain limitations that it’s useful to be aware of.…
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