One of the nicest things about the recent snowy weather is that many of the scenes that I photographed before took on a whole new look. One such place was the waterfall in a local park…..

I had the great fortune of being invited to take photos of a friend wakeboarding. I did a bit of research beforehand and also learned a few tricks and tips on the day……

Taking a meter reading of the light that is in your shot can be the difference between an under/over exposed shot and one which is just right. I am not an expert on this subject, so rather than trying to write a tutorial I have found a selection of great articles from around the internet for your reference…

What is HDR?
HDR stands for high dynamic range. When you take a normal single photo it is possible to change the settings on the camera to emphasise the highlights or the lowlights or mid tones, but not all three.