Ardessie Falls Revisited
Last weekend I decided to make the most of a quiet Saturday and decent weather,
Last weekend I decided to make the most of a quiet Saturday and decent weather,
I haven’t posted anything for a wee while, due to the fact it has been
I hate New Year – I say it every year. It just seems like a
I have decided to do a new series of ‘the story behind the image’, this
Yesterday I had an amazing day with Annkatrin and Daniel, who came all the way
On Wednesday I was commissioned to do some photography at the opening of The Granary
I was recently interviewed for a podcast, based on me publishing my book “The Magic
After publishing my book last year, I have had a lot of people asking about
For this blog I decided to talk a little about the process behind getting ‘the
I was clearing out some posts in my drafts folder here earlier and found this.
I have uploaded another behind the scenes video to YouTube (people who have subscribed will
Yesterday I had the great pleasure of being a guest speaker at Edinburgh College, talking
Tomorrow I am setting off for another London adventure. The SWPP photographic convention is on
am as guilty as anyone of using wide angle lenses for landscapes. Well, that’s what they are for really, aren’t they? Getting wide shots, capturing skies, seas, scenery and as much as you can. Well, yes. I love shooting really wide. Most of my favourite shots are wide angle shots taken on the Canon 16-35mm f2.8, which is my all time favourite lens, not just for landscapes, but for weddings, portraits, fashion shoots as well.
I wanted to talk a little bit about getting the best from your landscape photographs. I see so many images from locations I know, and they are, well, very similar. I know this is a problem, especially nowadays with the number of images we are seeing online, from cameras and cameraphones, and there are only so many ways you can photograph the same location.
When I first had the idea to do the Kickstarter campaign just over a month