At The Seafront – Correct And Edits

Yesterday we looked at some straight out of camera fisheye images from a walk at the beach. Today we show the versatility of a fisheye lens and correct the distortion of a different selection of images and give them a little edit! All images are edited in Photoscape X Pro, which has the best distortionContinue reading “At The Seafront – Correct And Edits”

What Better Than A Fisheye Lens At The Seafront!

This morning I had to pop out to vote for our countries elections, and so I took the opportunity to take along my camera and take some images on the way back from voting. I enjoyed using my fisheye lens at the beginning of the week, and I just wanted to use it today. AndContinue reading “What Better Than A Fisheye Lens At The Seafront!”

Which Recipe For Important Occasions?: A Question I’m Asked Often And See Asked Often.

As we go into 2026, it seems now, more than ever, the trend for photographers to shoot in jpeg “recipes” is bigger than it’s ever been. As a prime-proponent of recipe creations during the last 6 or 7 years (with Fujifilm and Nikon), I am often asked which recipe people should use for photographing weddings,Continue reading “Which Recipe For Important Occasions?: A Question I’m Asked Often And See Asked Often.”

A Quick Visit To The Pier

Today I did not intend to go out to take many photos, and I did not take many photos. However, my friend and myself decided to do a little reccy-trip to check out our location for next weeks group meet. I decided to use the opportunity to try out a few things before next weeksContinue reading “A Quick Visit To The Pier”

Swansea With The ZF. Focus Stacked Landscapes And More.

Today was a day of getting back to photography, for photography. I was armed with my Nikon ZF and Viltrox Z20mm F/2.8, along with my Z24-70mm, a tripod, ND filters and patience. For the images taken at Mumbles, I used a tripod, and every image was focus stacked, every image thought about and considered… EvenContinue reading “Swansea With The ZF. Focus Stacked Landscapes And More.”