Landscapes and Photography September is neither here nor there. Summer ends when autumn winds bite at frozen fingers. I complained, a little, when the weather got too hot for northern climes. I moved away from Spain because I missed the seasons, definitive seasons of warmth, chill, freezing weather, and back to the “first signs of springtime” […]
Framing Your Composition with the Tip of Your Nose
People talk of rules. In photography there are no rules, only guidelines. People talk of rules. In photography there are no rules, only guidelines. To better understand how to take a good photo we must understand how our own mind sees the world. Breaking rules is how we discover our own creativity. We focus on […]
The Craft and Vision of a Bright morning Sunrise
Photography gets you moving. Craft and photographic vision keeps you going. I’ve been so busy that getting out to take photos hasn’t been on the cards for at least two days. It better be soon. Frustration can be a bit of a mind bender when you really want to pick up your camera and take […]
The Drama of Light on Black and White Fields of Colour
“Landscape photography is the supreme test of the photographer — and often the supreme disappointment.”― Ansel Adams To frame a landscape is simply a matter of making choices. All you have to do is study the light and shadows in a thousand blades of grass, and use them to frame the kaleidoscope of nature. And […]