I had a few requests for a couple of images from yesterday to be in black and white. Here they are below. The original post can be found here, where you will find the original colour edits. You can find all the latest articles and blogs on my homepage here.My main photography social media page is myContinue reading “Black And White Requests From Yesterday”
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Brand New Long Exposures Of Penarth Pier
Today I was back at Penarth Pier to capture a few much longer exposures of the area. Sadly, the tide was not as high as I has anticipated, but I still took the opportunity to take photos. The weather was also not what I had hoped for, but still, it was a great few hoursContinue reading “Brand New Long Exposures Of Penarth Pier”
An Hour In The Cold Winter Sun
As many of you know, I have not been 100% lately, so I have not spent any time with the camera. However, the sun was out during the weekend, so I had a stroll over the beach with my eldest. I took the Nikon ZF along with the Z24-70mm and shot in my Premium VividContinue reading “An Hour In The Cold Winter Sun”
Full frame Vs APS-C Vs Micro Four-Thirds: The feedback spoke volumes
Over the last three days, I have released three articles covering the usage and target audience for Full frame, APS-C and micro four-thirds cameras. As someone who has used all these formats for decades in one form or other, for both fun and for serious use (earning money or professional shoots for various areas inContinue reading “Full frame Vs APS-C Vs Micro Four-Thirds: The feedback spoke volumes”
Full-frame cameras are the gold standard for a reason, but it may not be for you.
In the world of photography and the photographers I work with, Full Frame is a term whispered with the kind of reverence usually reserved for vintage Ferraris or aged scotch. For years, it has been marketed as the gold standard of photography, the moment you stop being an amateur with a light interest and becomeContinue reading “Full-frame cameras are the gold standard for a reason, but it may not be for you.”
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