Tag Archives: Nature

A Portrait Shoot On A Wet Day With The ZF

I had so many plans for today, but the weather got in the way. And so it was to Plan B! A selfie session where I was just experimenting with light and a reflector and passing away an hour. I grabbed all my gear, went to the studio and took just over a dozen shots,Continue reading “A Portrait Shoot On A Wet Day With The ZF”

Merthyr Mawr Village And Ewenny Priory

What started off as a damp and miserable morning in the beautiful village of Merthyr Mawr, soon turned to a not bad day with some sunny spells. The village of Merthyr Mawr is beautiful, but my main reason was to visit Saint Telios Church to try out the 14mm lens. We followed up by havingContinue reading “Merthyr Mawr Village And Ewenny Priory”

Aberglasney Gardens With The Family

What better way to enjoy this lovely weather than to visit the beautiful Aberglasney Gardens in West Wales with the family. Although of course it was not supposed to be a photography walk, I had my trusty Z6ii and my 14mm wide angle and 90mm macro lenses with me. Aberglasney Gardens, located in the beautifulContinue reading “Aberglasney Gardens With The Family”

A Day From 14mm to 500mm At Kenfig Pool

I do not think I have ever shot images from such vastly different focal lengths in one day! Today I used my new 7Artisan 14mm F/2.8 lens, alongside my Tamron 150-500mm lens on my Nikon Z6ii. It was a great day, and I managed to take some great images! Kenfig Pool is the largest naturalContinue reading “A Day From 14mm to 500mm At Kenfig Pool”

Jpeg Files Are Misunderstood – Are They Flexible Enough For Editing? The Answer Will Surprise you!

Many of us take our photographers using raw files to capture all the details, and of course, that makes total sense! However, there is always a vicious lie that you can not recover details from jpeg files. While, to some degree this is correct for some photos, jpeg files far more malleable than you mayContinue reading “Jpeg Files Are Misunderstood – Are They Flexible Enough For Editing? The Answer Will Surprise you!”