The Eyes Have It
People often ask what they can do to improve their portrait photography instantly. My response is always the same; focus on the eyes. If the
Continue reading
Category: Techniques
Photographing the Moon
I wrote a post recently about my perfect evening. In the post I mentioned photographing the Moon. It’s not always straightforward to capture the Moon,
Continue reading
Talking to People
Much of my photography involves working with animals, or children. I enjoy these sessions; both animals and children can be fun and spontaneous to work
Continue reading
Finding Your Own Style
When I tutor photography students, whether they are learning camera skills, or studying towards a qualification, I emphasise the importance of finding their own style.
Continue reading
Photographing Fireworks
It’s been a little while since my last post. Life has been quite busy, both in and out of photography. I’ll open by thanking all
Continue reading
October
October. The month which heralds colourful leaves as deciduous trees begin to shed. And empty skies as summer visitors migrate to warmer climes. It really
Continue reading
Macro Lens For Portraiture
In my last post, I wrote about spending time at TWIGS Community Gardens with my macro lens. It’s a lens that I particularly enjoy working with.
Continue reading
Artist’s Block and Ideas Generation
The concept of Writer’s Block is a common one. A writer stuck for ideas, short on words, and not certain where to start. Artist’s Block
Continue reading
Lighting up the Bluebell Woods
What beautiful weather over the bank holiday weekend. A few showers, but in the main we were treated to bright sunshine and a spring freshness
Continue reading
