As a follow up to my post from this week with monochrome edits, I have decided to share these three colour edits. All the information is the same, but this time I used Darktable to make some colour edits. You can find all the latest articles and blogs on my homepage here.My main photography social mediaContinue reading “Ystragynlais Ruins And Waterfall – Colour Edits”
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We can never really emulate the old “film” look, and here is why.
I have been wondering for a long time, “what makes old film photographs so great?”. I’ve studied books filled with Kodachrome images, books of old images in general, studied old family photos and more. I’ve also, as many of you know, tried to replicate this, by using film up until a few years ago, byContinue reading “We can never really emulate the old “film” look, and here is why.”
A Short Visit To Margam With The 40mm Lens.
I’ve been to Margam Country Park many, many times, and I have highlighted it on this website many times over the years, but this is the first time I visited it with a full frame camera and a 40mm prime lens. As you all know, I love using prime lenses, and so this was aContinue reading “A Short Visit To Margam With The 40mm Lens.”
A Visit To The Quaint Village Of Cowbridge
Cowbridge, known as “Y Bont-Faen” in Welsh, is a market town in the Vale of Glamorgan, Wales. It is centrally located about 10 miles (16 km) west of Cardiff. The community of Llanblethian is often associated with Cowbridge. The town dates back to the 14th century and has a rich history. The town’s name translatesContinue reading “A Visit To The Quaint Village Of Cowbridge”
Street Photography At Neath, Wales
A new year is upon us and a new attitude along with a fresh interest in doing things my way, so what better start than to take the group out for some street photography. It was an exceptionally cold day with temperatures of just 1 degree when we met, and only rising to 4 degreesContinue reading “Street Photography At Neath, Wales”
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