February 1, 2012
Blog Archives
Photoshoot From Start To Finish (My Way)
There are literally thousands on photography tutorials on the internet (including mine) that explain the different elements that ultimately make up a photoshoot (resulting in your photos). I have read ALOT of them and most are very useful however, I probably only use about 25% of the stuff that I have learned from tutorials in practical every day shoots.
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Wonderful Examples Of Long Exposure Photography
Using slow shutter speeds is one of best known techniques for creating misty effects with water, light streaks and capturing detailed low light photos. Below are a number of superb examples of this technique….
A Load Of Bottle Tops And Depth Of Field
I was experimenting with depth of field and thought that a pile of bottle tops on a mirror would demonstrate the effect nicely. All image were taken using a Canon 50mm prime lens and Canon 430ex mk11 flash gun……
Exposure Compensation Explained
Pretty much any camera these days, whether P&S or DSLR come with a whole range of different settings designed to make your life easier and automatically calculate the many different variables in the scene you are taking a photograph of, sometimes however, these maybe slightly wrong and need some guidance from you…..
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.
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….
Portrait Photography Explained
Portrait photography doesn’t need to be expensive, requiring a studio and all the kit you can carry. Take a look through Flickr, PhotoBucket and the like and there are thousands of superb portrait shots using natural light, backgrounds and poses. Remembering a few rules will stand you in good stead of capturing great images portraying emotion beauty and composition.
Depth Of Field, HDR and Fisheye Outing
Bored on a Sunday afternoon? If so why not head out to try experimenting with different effects using depth of field, HDR techniques and Fisheye photo’s. I was bored this afternoon so did just that at a local heathland. The different colours, textures and light give a variety of photo opportunities for you to try out different techniques…..
FPR Interview With Incredible Photographer Sarah Lee
I am a huge fan of the beautiful wallpapers that Surf/Skate companies such as Billabong use for their marketing. Until now I had not seen a photographer that could capture these scenes with such natural talent and ability, Sarah Lee is one such photographer…
