March 2, 2011
Blog Archives
What You Need To Know About Photography
When I first made the jump from a point and shoot camera to a DSLR it took me quite a while to read the numerous articles online, the camera’s manual and various forums before I felt I really knew my way around the various settings and configurations. I have put this article together as a ‘one stop’ guide if your just starting out with a DSLR or photography in general….
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Some Of My Portrait Work
I love taking portrait shots that tell a story or portray emotion, here are some of my favourite shots…..
Image Of The Moment – Return To Hambledon Wier
After visiting the weir a couple of weeks ago and only having a limited window before the sun went down, I thought I would return with more time to prepare and get a good position. Although the sun was setting and the light was golden, the capture looked more ‘pleasing’ in black and white….
Stunning Examples Of Corridor Photography
Corridors may not sound like a particularly interesting photographic subject, but with the use of depth of field, a good composition and clever use of colour, they can make a great photograph!
Outdoor Portrait Photography Explained
Outdoor portrait photography offers a whole new array of challenges for you to overcome. The changing light, the elements and general conditions all play a part in how your photos will come out after the session. Getting the basics right and being confident during the photo shoot will allow you to relax and conentrate on the little things that set your photos apart from the rest.
Image Of The Moment – Blue
One of my favourite photography locations is the river. Luckily I live near the Thames which has an abundance of photographic scenes, especially at dusk and dawn (the ‘Golden Hour’)…
Low Light Photography
Getting a photo right can prove challenging enough, taking a good photo at night or in low light is a whole different ball game. The key is preparation, patience, knowing what settings to use and how to make the most of any available light that may be present. Get this right and the rewards are well worth it!
Great Examples of The Use Of Depth Of Field
Depth of field can be used to give a photo an almost 3D effect and when executed well brings the photo to life. Depth of field is controlled by the aperture (F-Stop) being used.
Aperture Explained
What Is Aperture?
The main purpose of a lens is to collect the available light. The aperture of the lens is the size of the lens opening. The larger the aperture, the more light allowed to reach the image sensor.
Aperture is expressed as F-stop, F2.8 is the smaller the F-stop number, the larger the aperture.
