First Photograph of 2024 : Blue Skies of Oriental Hope
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9am: pulling back the curtains the colours of the New Year beckoned me to open the window and taste their warmth.
We are off to Mablethorpe today, where I want to try out an idea for a new project I have been thinking about. I’ll post more later
Throughout January I am running a number of online photobook courses that cover the whole process from creating a way of making photography for a photobook, how a photobook is different to an album of photographs, to designing a photobook using Affinity Publisher. Most of the courses are fully booked, but there are a couple of spaces available on the February date.
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Shoot-out : The New Fuji X-T50 meets my X100 VI Carol is a professional photographer who also works as an Imaging Solutions Product Specialist roaming the country showing the world Fuji products, and having inspired me to buy the lastest version of the Fuji X100 (the VI) a few weeks and 55000 shutter presses later…
Back in 2012, a significant shift occurred in my photography journey as I bid farewell to the substantial Nikon D3 system, embracing the much more compact Olympus EM5 along with its diminutive lenses—a notable departure from the bulkier Nikon counterparts. Over the years, the lenses on my Olympus setup have grown in size with wider…
October 16th saw us on Day 2 of our Woodland Walks series at Waters’ Edge Country Park in Barton Upon Humber. Waters’ Edge is a diverse nature reserve nestled along the Humber Estuary. Its proximity to the Humber Bridge adds a dramatic backdrop, espcially when there was a mist around it when we arrived. Known…
As I lie in bed, nestled under warm blankets, I am serenaded by the sound of raindrops tapping gently against my windowpane. The tree outside stands tall and bare
This morning, I had a delightful experience that I haven’t felt in a long time. I received the latest edition of the ‘Journal of The Royal Photographic Society’ through my letterbox and decided to take a quick flick through its pages. At first glance, I knew that this journal was different, and I needed to…
Park Hill 2015 : The First Collaborative Project Park Hill’s Streets in the Sky officially opened in 1961. The complex of 1000 flats was designed to house 3000 people with all homes linked by a 12 foot wide covered walkway and was a bold example of post-war social housing in Sheffield. Designed by architects Ivor…