It was a dark, damp, windy morning this morning, and myself and my youngest decided to pop to the annual Neath September Fair for a look around the various market stalls and just absorb the atmosphere. Sadly, the whole experience was a shadow of its former-self. The only constant from the decades of visiting theContinue reading “A Walk Through The Stalls Of Neath Annual September Fair”
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Looking Back
It has been 6 years since I moved from my old website and started onecameraonelens. Here are a few of my favourite images from that first month of my website. (The header image shows the camera that started this website after moving from Nikon) It has certainly been an interesting experience with this website, andContinue reading “Looking Back”
Jessica At The Abbey Ruins
It was nice to get out and photograph a portrait shoot again, and with the lovely Jessica too! There was a look I wanted to achieve, things I wanted to try with lighting and the weather was great. We were at the wonderful Neath Abbey Ruins in Neath, South Wales for this incredible shoot. ArmedContinue reading “Jessica At The Abbey Ruins”
Ystragynlais Ruins And Waterfall – Colour Edits
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”
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.”