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Tag Archives: Bradgate Park
20 things you never knew about the Sony A7 Mk 2
I really do apologise for the crap clickbait title to this blog…I must try better. Anyway the real point of this post is that it is just over one year since I bought my almost new A7 Mk 2 and … Continue reading
Posted in autumn, Gardens, Photography, Spring, Summer, Winter
Tagged autumn, Bees, Bradgate Park, Butterfly, Cattle, Cows, Dawn, Flooding, Flowers, garden, london, photography, portrait, Ratcliffe on Soar power station, Sony A7 Mk 2, Spring, Street Photography, Summer, The Photography Show, winter, woman, Yorkshire Sculpture Park, YSP
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The latest book…
So I’ve just published my latest book – The first ten thousand. It contains 52 images from the first 10,000 images I captured with my A7 Mk.2. Not bad going seeing as I have a heavy cold at the … Continue reading
Posted in Photography
Tagged autumn, Aylestone, blurb books, Bradgate Park, charnwood, City of Leicester, Jubilee Park, photography, Sony A7 Mk 2
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Colourtastic
Just going bonkers with the colour at the moment…well ’tis the season as someone never said.
Posted in autumn, Photography
Tagged Autumn Colour, autumn Leaves, Bradgate Park, Dawn, Fall, Fallow Deer, photography, Red Deer, sunrise, University of Leicester Botanic Garden
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Teaching an old dog some new tricks…
The other day I made a rather profound discovery…the reason why I am a much much better digital photographer than when I used film is that I have total control of the process. In the chemical days I had to … Continue reading
Posted in autumn, Photography
Tagged autumn, Autumn Colour, Botanic Gardens, Bradgate Park, Dawn, Flowers, photography, photoshop, sunrise, trees, University of Leicester Botanic Garden
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Getting things in order…
It is a really tedious trying to get one’s life or order. As I wade through the many many thousands of images that make up my archive it does feel that I am sifting through my life or at least … Continue reading
So much for great plans…
The golden hour, oh how we photographers bang on about it. The golden hour – the time around dawn and dusk when the light is at its best! That is of course when the weather forecast is correct. A … Continue reading
It’s the image that counts
This morning over my breakfast cereals I read an interesting piece about the decline in innovation in new cameras. In short the article argued that camera manufacturers weren’t giving the consumer reasons to replace their equipment on a regular basis. … Continue reading
