Photo Workshop in Pembrokeshire
I do like to get away for a few days to spend time in the company of other people who have photography as their hobby (even passion). With them you…
I do like to get away for a few days to spend time in the company of other people who have photography as their hobby (even passion). With them you…
Four shots with no connection between them. Above, a different view of the Langdale Pikes taken from above Chapel Stile. [EXIF: 1/30 @f/16; ISO 200; Sony ILCE-7R; Sony FE 24-105 F4…
Following on from the waterfall shots, a selection of silky water shots taken using the technique I mentioned in the previous post. Sometimes however you have to also change the…
If you look through my Galleries or Albums you will soon realise I rather like taking pictures of rivers, waterfalls, and the like. It's obviously a throwback to my days as a…
Something else I learnt at the weekend photo workshop ... dull, overcast days, as long as there's no wind, are great for reflections. There's a couple of stories around these…
I've reported before about trying to get to grips with macro-photography. Well ... the opportunity to really try to get on top of this photographic "genre" came about on the latest…
A picture from the Yorkshire Dales Photo Workshop. This is where I learnt to do silky waterfalls. The secret, if there is one, aperture priority and use a graduated filter…
This image was an exercise in getting the whole picture in focus - a depth-of-field challenge. In post-processing it was to be an exercise in bringing out detail from the…
On a Photo Workshop with Nick Jenkins - Freespirit Images - we spent an hour in a hide at The Red Kite, a centre for feeding this iconic bird near…
Another shot taken whilst on a Photo Workshop. It took me ages to get this one anywhere near right. Getting the correct aperture for the river was reasonably straightforward,…