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 openContinue reading “This year I’ve been using a very different aperture approach to my previous life in photography – plus other big changes!”

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 withContinue reading “The Railway Bridge”

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 andContinue reading “The Photographer At Work – Thats Me!”

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 wanted to capture them straight from camera (which I did apart from the mono shots which were converted from the colour jpegs). No distractions, justContinue reading “A Trip To Town – Capturing Things Differently”

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 see images taken at the main focal lengths between 14mm and 24mm, plus I have added a curve-ball of a 11mm fisheye lens, plus theContinue reading “Wide Angle Lens Focal Length Comparison”