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Latest Articles And Blogs
It Is Bluebell Season!
I love this time of year, and this year the bluebells have not disappointed. I have put all my new photography philosophy ideas into the bluebells this year, with focus stacking, keeping away from the lens wide open, looking for better light, better conditions and careful editing. The results I am very happy with! I…
This year I’ve been using a very different aperture approach to my previous life in photography – plus other big changes!
Those of you who know me know that I love shallow depth of field, and that I almost exclusively keep my aperture wide open, or nearly wide open. It is something I’ve always done, and I have a number of reasons on why I like to do this. “What I like about shooting wide open…
The Railway Bridge
I managed to capture an image I had always envisaged. Something like this is a photographers dream, and for me, I was so happy when I looked at the back of the camera. Port Talbot has a small railway station, and this bridge joins the two platforms and the surrounding land. I took it with…
The Photographer At Work – Thats Me!
Just an image of me taken by a friend (Joi) while I was busy taking photographs of waterfalls a few weeks back. She took it with a 100mm macro lens! My name is Mark G Adams. I am a professional photographer from South Wales, shooting weddings, events and portraits as well as running meets and…
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Useful Articles
A Trip To Town – Capturing Things Differently
I wanted to do things a little bit different today, so I decided to capture things a little bit differently to usual. I was after colours and shapes, and I…
Why YouTube (Mostly) Gives You A False Representation Of Photography
I’ve been trying to write this article for the last month, and I keep restarting it as it is much too long and I keep sounding like I’m preaching when…
Framed Between Two Trees
This is a little image I took last week. I loved the way the trees framed the little red house. Of note though, this image is a lot more saturated…
Tiny Sensor Bridge And Point And Shoot Cameras Are Making A Come Back – Can They Be Used To Make Great Photographs?
Welcome to the fourth and final part of my series looking at camera sensor sizes, their use-case scenarios and who they are aimed at. The first three articles Is Micro…
And Suddenly Photographers Started Moving To Micro Four Thirds And Smaller Sensors.
Over the last few months I have seen a growing trend among people I know in the real world, and people I know on social media that seems to be…
A Canal Walk
It is the time of year when there are not too many leaves, and not much colour. So today, while others took their long lenses, and wide lenses and all…
Reviews And More
Wide Angle Lens Focal Length Comparison
If you are thinking of buying a wide angle lens, or think that your 24mm-70mm is wide enough, then this will be a brilliant leaning curve for you when you…
If I Was Buying A Camera For The First Time, This Would Be My Advice To Myself
We’ve all heard it a million times, through friends, camera clubs, magazines and marketing. Start off with a beginner grade camera with a kit lens and take it from there.…
RapidRaw (1.5.2) – A Review And Update
RapidRaw 1.5.2 represents a major milestone for this lightweight, open-source RAW editor available for Windows, Mac and Linux users. Developed by Swiss developer Timon Käch (CyberTimon), it has quickly evolved…
Can any camera be a “Professional” camera?
I caused a lot of debate on my series looking at Micro Four-Thirds, APS-C and full frame cameras. The articles were based purely on the objective use of each of…
That Sensor Spot You Just Can’t Move…
We have all been there. We have noticed a particularly stubborn sensor spot in our photographs that we just can not seem to remove. And sometimes there is a reason…
Flashback One35 V2 Non-Disposable Digital Film Camera: In Depth Review
I’ve had the Flashback One35 V2 non-disposable film camera for a short time now, and I’ve run over 10 rolls of 27 shots through it to give it a good…
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