ND Filters
My control image straight out of camera using AWB, no adjustments apart from resizing to 1200px.
Yesterday I tested 4 different ND filters of 1.2, 1.8, 2.4 and 3.0 th object being was looking at […]
Fishbourne Roman Palace
Just a pointer to a visit I had to Fishbourne Roman Palace the other week. Fishbourne Roman Palace
Looking Back On 2014
2014
Out And About In 2014
It was a bit of a strange year 2014 for photography for me. Started out with good intentions, but they didn’t last. January started well, good skies and ok weather. […]
Water movement
I’ve often been asked “how do you choose your shutter speed when photographing waterfalls?” The answer to that is I cheat! by that, I mean I have a ball park figure – typically 1/3s […]
Rememberance Day
My small tribute to all those that have fallen in conflicts around the world.For many years I’ve been meaning to visit the crash site of U.S.A.A.F. B-24-H Liberator Bomber, SN:42-95095 which crashed by the […]
Snow again
How the weather keeps changing – dry, wet, cold, warm, snow, gales, whatever next. Anyway we’ve found ourselves with another sprinkling of snow – not the normal wet stuff, but the dry powdery kind. […]
It’s March already
Doesn’t time fly, over 2 months have passed since my last post. It’s been a funny start to the year. A mixed bag of weather, but with an abundance of grey skies. […]
The Last Post
As this will be the last post of 2012 , I’ve decided to make it a quick review of the year split down into months. All images are click-able for […]
A Few From May
Still haven’t been out shooting much recently, not sure why – just haven’t the enthusiasm for it much now. However, I did venture out a couple of times the first time to visit one […]
Mulberry Harbour
Post moved from home page of website to here to free up room and refresh site.
The image posted here is a crop of the old banner image. It took me awhile to decide on […]
Something’s buggin me!
Took a couple of grab shots of these bugs, not sure (ok, virtually clueless) what they are.
I do know that the extremely narrow depth of field caught me out, so that they are not […]