This long exposure photograph of Brighton Pier was taken on a cold December afternoon – the sun sets so far south at this time of year, allowing me to hide it behind the pier at the appropriate time to help control the exposure. This image would not of been possible in the warmer months. Composition […]
Category Archives: Photographs
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Apr
Apr
The process to photograph startrails with stacked images is a great skill to add to your bag – and as I found during the current Covid-19 lockdown it is something you can learn and practice from home. It requires no filters or other expensive kit so all you need is a camera that you have […]
02
Oct
Oct
I’d never tried my hand at photographing the Milky Way before, but had always been something I’d wanted to try. Living in a south coast town in the UK the opportunity had never been on my doorstep with the light pollution, but when I found myself on Fitzroy Island on the Great Barrier Reef in […]
A lower number ISO setting creates higher quality images but requires slower shutter speeds.
02
Sep
Sep
Once you master the technique of photographing fireworks it’s an easily repeatable process – I now have my defaults well versed and ready to go when I need them.
Before considering what RAW is let’s first understand what a JPEG is. A camera (any camera, from your phone to a pro level DSLR) will first capture the basic elements – i.e. the colour of every single pixel which collectively make up your image. It will then process that information and create the finished article […]
06
Aug
Aug
Perfect end to a day in Noosa.