My good friend Will and I were chatting last week about talking photo’s in the dark, with selective flash on certain areas of his exotic garden, and we decided we’d give it a go this evening. So using a tripod, a shutter speed of about 10 or 15 seconds, at roughly f/8 or f/11… and a bit of messing around with my external flash… and dodging the rain… I got a few shots I quite like! Trying to time it right to make use of the ‘blue hour’ - which is basi... Read Full Story

Finally got round to sorting out some new styled business cards, I didn’t skimp at all this time, and just go the ones I actually wanted! I decided on some awesome spot laminate to highlight the shape of my logo, overlayed over the top of the logo. Has come out really nicely – better than expected. Pricey, but worth it I think. It’s made worthwhile when people take the card and the oooh aaaah’s start! No related posts. Read Full Story

Couple of images from the Constant’s wedding, at a great venue in Biggleswade, Bedfordshire. I love the texture in the dress, I really like the details of the fabric. It caught my eye and I thought I would share! Related posts:Dave & Louise’s wedding – Wedding photography in NorfolkFavourite Wedding ‘formal’ Shots Read Full Story

Couldn’t help it, after walking in the drizzle all the way home, I needed a reminder of what the real world is like this time of year. I want to be back photographing the Seychelles! No related posts. Read Full Story

Canon tethered to Lightroom tutorial. Having not used a tethered setup in a while as I usually work on location, I had to double check everything was working correctly for an upcoming project. I thought I would compile my thoughts into a ‘How-To’ for other people who might have problems setting up tethering. How to shoot tethered with a Canon 40D and Adobe Lightroom. Install Canon EOS utility for your canon camera, in my case I was using the Canon 40D, I found that the EOS utility... Read Full Story

A close up of my good friend Will’s hands, a professional gardener extraordinaiire – after looking at pollen in the garden. The hands tell it all. Droplet of water on Arundo Donax Related posts:Photograph of a Solanum quitoense with the 24-70L 2.8 Read Full Story

I was having a look through my photo’s today and I had meant to make a little post about this before.. I proposed to my beautiful lady about a month ago in my friend Wills treehouse in his exotic garden.. Candles, Champagne and a ring… and a beautiful treehouse. I had my camera and self timer on standby… of course! Beautiful place up in a massive oak tree. Hidden away in the sky No related posts. Read Full Story

A couple of split toned black and white photographs of Hohenschwangau and the Neuschwanstein. Am really getting into my black and whites at the moment, I expect I will be posting a few more over the coming weeks. Looking out over the Alpsee Looking up at Neuschwanstein Castle No related posts. Read Full Story

Hello from Germany, Have taken a couple of weeks off to spend some time in Germany, staying at the foot of the magical Neuchwanstein castle in the heart of Bavaria – an amazing place. First night there was a short and intense storm, and looking up towards the castle from our apartments balcony you could see the tower darting in an out of the clouds – occasionally being lit up by sheet lightning. I didn’t have much time to play around, as the only spot I could sit the camera ... Read Full Story

I got a bit carried away yesterday taking abstract leaf and plant textures on my iPhone camera, and using CoolFx application on the iPhone to change them to black and white.. thought I should post them up here as well as my twitpic account. Read Full Story