So today I went on a group meet. Sadly, I didn’t stay the full length as I was feeling a bit rough after an hour or so, but I managed to get some great images. Clyne Valley, in Black Pill, Swansea, is a track that follows an old rail track, and has some great opportunitiesContinue reading “Clyne Valley With A Yashica 5cm Manual Lens!”
Yearly Archives: 2022
Five Reasons To Use Auto-ISO
When I’m going out with the camera, I want to make sure I get the best shots possible. This means taking away as many distractions from the camera as I can, but still retaining all the control I need to get those photos. Over the years I’ve learned that auto-ISO is your friend, and hereContinue reading “Five Reasons To Use Auto-ISO”
Quickly get a workable image in Darktable
Darktable is the go to free photo editing software for many people. It’s powerful and has many features that even paid software doesn’t have. However, when people start learning Darktable, they find it hard to to get a good workable starting point. I decided to write this article to help those many people who feelContinue reading “Quickly get a workable image in Darktable”
Family break to Tenby
As I haven’t been well, and the kids are off school, and the wife is currently having time off work, we decided to book some a couple of days away at our favourite place, Tenby in South West Wales. For a change I mostly took family photos, so that’s what you’ll see here! All imagesContinue reading “Family break to Tenby”
An day of ICM at the beach.
I have already experimented with ICM (intentional camera movement) as can be seen in this post from a few weeks ago. Today I decided to spend the day shooting every single shot this way! I didn’t mind having them look like this, as its a familiar spot to me that I visit almost daily, soContinue reading “An day of ICM at the beach.”
One Camera One Lens Photography 