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Sigma 17-70mm f2.8-4 Review
My Sigma 17-70mm F2.8-4 is another lens that I have owned for some time, in fact, I purchased this at the same time as I got my current Canon 50D. I opted to go for the camera body and this lens over the normal camera/stock lens’ package as I had read many great reviews of the lens online.
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Autumn Riverscape
Autumn colours and a river scene are a great way to capture the season in all of it’s glory…
Something A Bit Chistmassy
It’s almost December…I know, it’s a bit early but I was going through some photos from last year and came across an unprocessed image from the woods near my house after a very light snowfall…
Canon 50mm f/1.8 II Review
The expression ‘good things come in small packages’ is the perfect starting point for this little gem of a lens. I have owned this lens for over a year now and so have used it extensively in all conditions and situations…..
Christmas Photography Ideas
Christmas is the time of year when garnishing your home, both inside and out, with garish decorations is not only acceptable but expected and fun, it is also the time of year when colours and textures are abundant and there is a great opportunity for many great portrait and candid photographs.
Mist Shrouded Woodland
There was a heavy mist this morning so as well as taking a trip to a local lake I also stopped off at some woods on the way home to capture the following images of a misty Autumnal morning.
Lakeside HDR
Took a stroll round a local lake this weekend to see if there were any interesting scenes to capture in HDR…..the first day was fairly average weather wise but the second day there was a heavy fog covering the local area…..
Autumn Abstract Photos
Here are some photos from a shoot today of a local forest. All the photographs were taken using a 50mm lens and the aim was to capture the Autumn feel but in an abstract way. Using depth of field, the sun and the natural colours of the leaves and foliage this time of year….
Photography Projects For 2012
2012 offers us all the opportunity to embark on new photography projects. Whether this be portraits, landscapes, urban or marco, a lot of thought should be given to a project that could potentially last all year. Having an ongoing theme for your photography will provide you with the opportunity to build a specific portfolio as well as keeping your interest and concentration high during the life of your project. Below are a few ideas to get you thinking.
