January 28, 2012
Blog Archives
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….
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Cold, Early And Frosty Morning Shoot
Early morning today to get out and about for the sunrise. Although it was VERY cold it was also worth it to capture the heavy frost that had formed over night.
Using The Sun In Photography
Using the sun and it’s light correclty and imaginatively within your photography can yeild great results, enhance an otherwise ‘normal’ photo and even save you money. Below are few tips and ways in which you can harness the suns effect on the environment and use this to your advatnage during a shoot.
Majorca Through The Fisheye
I have just returned from 10 days in Majorca. Whilst there I took the opportunity to take some shots of the local coastline, beaches and towns. I was a little constrained with regards to the equipment I could take due to weight restrictions on the flight and so I only had my Samyang 8mm Fisheye lens…..
Huge Balloon Gallery – Both Large And Small
Colour, texture,backdrops,scenery, landscape, action……..balloon photos offer all of these aspects and more, check out the gallery below for some inspiration ;)
Awe Inspiring Shots Of The Stars
Nothing will remind you of how small we actually are than looking up at the night sky. This collection of photographs illustrates this fact beautifully!
Bournemouth Air Festival
I went to the Bournemouth Air Festival yesterday on an assignment. Most of the images I took were of the crowds and Boscombe pier for my client however I did take a couple for myself. You may have heard of the tragic news that one of the Red Arrows pilots sadly died on the flight back to Bournemouth airport, such a shame as their display was incredible.
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…..
8mm And 50mm Roaming
I thought I would take a quick trip out tonight for some Fisheye and 50mm shots of the local area. First off the Fisheye seemed the right choice for a close horizon shot and I tried to use the barbed wire fence as the central point of focus (right in the centre! heheh). Next I wanted a location that would really extenuate the 50mm shallow depth of field, the ladybird and poppy were lucky finds which proved very useful foe a bit of colour in an otherwise monotone location.
