Tag Archives: Seascape

Continuation – A Black And White Model Shoot With Mark

Following on from yesterdays post where I shared with you images from a photoshoot with our model Mark, today, after numerous requests, I am sharing black and white edits of different images from the shoot. To give some perspective, I took 125 images over a two hour period, and I posted 21 images yesterday, andContinue reading “Continuation – A Black And White Model Shoot With Mark”

Penarth Pier And Cardiff Bay

Today was the first day out with the camera since I was ill, and I wanted to take it easy. My friend David and myself decided to head East and visit Penarth Pier and Cardiff Bay. Although the weather was not perfect, it gave us an opportunity to scout the area and take some peopleContinue reading “Penarth Pier And Cardiff Bay”

A Quiet Winter Stroll To Mumbles 2025

Things have been rather quiet over the Christmas and New Year period, so it was nice to meet up with a couple of friends today and go for a breakfast, followed by an hour with the camera. There is a lot of work currently taking place in Mumbles, Swansea. They are building new sea-defences, plusContinue reading “A Quiet Winter Stroll To Mumbles 2025”

A Walk At Rest Bay (With Long Lens, Vintage Lens and IR Camera)

It turned out to be a wonderful autumnal day here in South Wales, and we visited Rest Bay in Porthcawl. It is an area that I had never photographed with a long lens, and there was a particular composition that I had always wanted, so on the way up on the walk I used myContinue reading “A Walk At Rest Bay (With Long Lens, Vintage Lens and IR Camera)”

A Few Days Away In Tenby With The Family And An Ancient CCD Camera.

This time last year myself and the family visited Aberystwyth in Mid-Wales, and I took images and made memories with an old CCD camera, a Nikon Coolpix P50. We were very lucky on that trip away as the weather was wonderful! This time, the weather was more… like usual… a mixture of rain, cloud, cold,Continue reading “A Few Days Away In Tenby With The Family And An Ancient CCD Camera.”