First of all I would like to thank you all for taking the to treat the Nikon P1100 article I posted on this website and on various social media and sites on the internet. The response to the quick look at the camera was quite unexpected! Firstly, as you would have known by reading thatContinue reading “Nikon P1100 feedback quick update.”
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Bluebells – Part 2 (RapidRaw Edits)
I only took a few photos at the bluebell woodlands yesterday, and I already posted my images here for you to see. I had a few compositional shots that I did not use yesterday so I thought I would give them a slightly different treatment and use RapidRaw as the editor. RapidRaw is increasingly becomingContinue reading “Bluebells – Part 2 (RapidRaw Edits)”
The Allure of the Nikon P1100 Camera – A Wildlife Photographers Dream
Today we look at a camera that I’ll be reviewing and using over the next couple of weeks. It’s a camera that has many people dismissing it, but it’s a camera that many serious photographers are turning to. Will it take beautiful bird and wildlife images? Of that there is no doubt as there areContinue reading “The Allure of the Nikon P1100 Camera – A Wildlife Photographers Dream”
It Is Bluebell Season!
I love this time of year, and this year the bluebells have not disappointed. I have put all my new photography philosophy ideas into the bluebells this year, with focus stacking, keeping away from the lens wide open, looking for better light, better conditions and careful editing. The results I am very happy with! IContinue reading “It Is Bluebell Season!”
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!”
One Camera One Lens Photography 