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What is Street Photography?

15 March 20149 April 2022Garry3 Comments on What is Street Photography?

Photography comes in many flavours. Each flavour requires a different set of skills and some flavours even require different camera equipment to do it well. For example, wildlife photography may require a lot of patience, an in depth understanding of the subject and specialist equipment like big lenses, hides and thermos flasks. Formal portraiture may […]

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iPhone 5 is all you need, probably

28 July 20139 April 2022Garry1 Comment on iPhone 5 is all you need, probably

It is often said that the best camera is the one you have with you, which is very true, and with mobile phone cameras giving you great control over your photos and the whole host of image editing apps you can get for your phone, why would you need anything else? Ok, so clearly a […]

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Using ISO in your photography

7 July 20139 April 2022Garry1 Comment on Using ISO in your photography

When I started this site I wrote a post about what ISO is and I stated that you should “always try and use the lowest sensitivity you can get away with”. At the time of writing, the sophistication of camera sensors meant that you would start to see noise at fairly low ISO settings so […]

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A Question About Your Camera

26 June 2013Garry13 Comments on A Question About Your Camera

I am interested to see what brands of cameras you, my audience, use as it may help me with future articles and equipment reviews too, plus I’m just nosey.

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My Adobe Lightroom Workflow

16 May 20139 April 2022Garry3 Comments on My Adobe Lightroom Workflow

Adobe Lightroom 4 is my software of choice when I edit my images, although Lightroom 5 is looking pretty cool. I run it on a Mac and have two nice big monitors that have been colour calibrated to make sure I can get the best out of my photography. I have a fairly basic work […]

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Camera Gear Lust. It’s a trap!

11 May 2013Garry4 Comments on Camera Gear Lust. It’s a trap!

As you get into photography as a hobby, you soon realise that you have picked what can be a very expensive hobby. Unless you win the lottery, there is always going to be some camera equipment that you wish you could own and you dream of being able to own the latest and greatest camera […]

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A Self Portrait Everyday

12 March 2013GarryLeave a Comment on A Self Portrait Everyday

As a photographer, it’s important to keep pushing yourself to take photos frequently, especially as someone who is learning photography, there is no better way to learn. One way of doing this is to set yourself a project. I’ve mentioned a few ideas for projects in other articles, but this time I thought I’d share with […]

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Ten things camera club judges say and what they really mean

20 January 2013Garry2 Comments on Ten things camera club judges say and what they really mean

A few years ago I was a member of a great camera club and enjoyed what I got out of it. Recently I’ve joined another camera club after moving to a new area and I went along to one of their competition nights. The camera club judge has a tough job. He or she has […]

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Your next photography project

8 January 2013GarryLeave a Comment on Your next photography project

Happy New Year everyone! I hope you all had an enjoyable time. Apologies for the scary picture, I hope it hasn’t put you off your food. As new year is meant to be a time for new beginnings, resolutions and making positive decisions, it’s time to look at what you want to accomplish photographically in […]

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It’s getting dark and cold

4 November 2012GarryLeave a Comment on It’s getting dark and cold

Somehow this year has flown by again and we are now in that period of Autumn/Winter where the days are shorter and it gets a bit cold out there. For photographers this poses several challenges, the first being to drag yourself out of bed and make the most of some glorious light that you get […]

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