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Latest Articles And Blogs

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 than my normal subdued edits. I just wanted to try something a little different. Also, it is edited in the latest version of RapidRaw, which…

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Useful Articles

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…

A Spring Walk In The Park

It was a lovely spring day, so we went for a walk in our favourite place. The time of year means that there were not much flowers, but that was…

Adventures In Photography

As you would have known if you have been following the website, or are part of the group, or follow me on my social media, Adventures In Photography the magazine…

Fine Art Seascape

The sky blends into the sea, the image is real, and yet it is not. I played with Luminar Neo masking to create a few fine art looking images. This…

A Blue Tit

A lovely little blue tit taken on my Nikon Z6ii with Tamron Z150-500mm. Look at his expression! I am going to experiment just sharing an image instead of a set…

Reviews And More

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…

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…