We had a great time at Lisa and Scott's wedding on Saturday. They were married at St. Andrews Church, Witchford followed by a reception at Needham's Restaurant.
Lisa and Scott's photographs will be available from the 15th September, after their viewing. I prefer the bride and Groom to see them first!
30 August 2011
29 August 2011
Tithe Sale - Landscape Photographs
I shall be at the Tithe Sale in St. Andrews Church, Sutton on Saturday (3rd September) morning were I will have a selection of landscape photographs to view and to purchase. Please pop along and have a look and have a chat.
My wife Sarah will also be there, selling her amazing Jams and Chutneys.
My wife Sarah will also be there, selling her amazing Jams and Chutneys.
02 August 2011
Photography Tips: Think About It!
For those of you who have been on one of my courses or who have heard me speak will know that I don't take loads of photos. My approach is very considered, especially when it comes to landscape photography. I can go out to take some photographs and take a dozen or twenty. Sometimes if the weather and light is not quite right I don't even take any.
This is in direct contrast to a lot of people I talk to who take hundreds, even thousands of photos in the hope that they get 'a good one'. This to me isn't photography, it's just down to luck if they get a good photo or two. My advice would be to think about your photo before you even touch your camera. What do you want it to look like? How are you going to compose it? Is the light correct? etc. Once you have decided what to photograph and how to do, then get your camera out, fine tune the image and then take the photo. You will take far less photos but your photography will improve, and you get load's more satisfaction knowing you have taken some good photos.
How pleased was I when I picked up the August issue of Outdoor Photography, to find Nick Smith's article on a similar subject. Nick puts it slightly differently comparing it to the film days and throwing 50 pence down the drain every time you take a bad photo. But the principle and approach is the same - Think about it - don't guess.
This is in direct contrast to a lot of people I talk to who take hundreds, even thousands of photos in the hope that they get 'a good one'. This to me isn't photography, it's just down to luck if they get a good photo or two. My advice would be to think about your photo before you even touch your camera. What do you want it to look like? How are you going to compose it? Is the light correct? etc. Once you have decided what to photograph and how to do, then get your camera out, fine tune the image and then take the photo. You will take far less photos but your photography will improve, and you get load's more satisfaction knowing you have taken some good photos.
How pleased was I when I picked up the August issue of Outdoor Photography, to find Nick Smith's article on a similar subject. Nick puts it slightly differently comparing it to the film days and throwing 50 pence down the drain every time you take a bad photo. But the principle and approach is the same - Think about it - don't guess.
01 August 2011
Gillian & Neil's Wedding at Turvey Church and Sharnbrook Mill, Bedfordshire
We had the pleasure of photographing Gillian & Neil's wedding on Saturday. The ceremony was held at Turvey Church followed by their reception at the lovely Sharnbrook Mill in Bedfordshire. Congratulations to you both and we wish you every happiness together.
Click the Play button below to view a short slideshow of their wedding photographs or CLICK HERE to go to Gillian & Neil's Web Gallery (you will need the access code)
Click the Play button below to view a short slideshow of their wedding photographs or CLICK HERE to go to Gillian & Neil's Web Gallery (you will need the access code)
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