This image marks the day I started taking RAW+JPEG images (I now just shoot using RAW). It also marks the occasion of a dastardly attempt on my life, when one rather clumsy fellow Workshop attendee stepped (or fell) off a rock and nearly pitched me, my tripod and all my gear into the river just […]
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Near Malham TarnNot far from High Trenhouse, and Malham Tarn, this classic “solitary tree” picture was a bit of a challenge – given the rather dull and overcast day. Getting the right alignment of the clints (the cracks in the limestone pavement) with the tree and the camera was the first task, then it was
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I took this with a 300mm zoom, and then enlarged it further. Delighted to have got such a tack-sharp image which shows the cheeky chap looking straight at me and waiting for me to take seed out for him/her.
Waiting for dinner Read More »
This shot was taken in Melbourne in 2008 on my first Photographic Workshop with Tom Putt (Inspire Landscapes). This was a “lightbulb day” for me, because I learnt more about framing and composing a shot in the course of 5-6 hours than I did in the next couple of years. Of course having amazing light
