Portfolio Additions

I have added two images to my portfolio this evening. The first is a collection of crab pots on the quay at Craster in Northumberland. I really liked the shapes that the pots made as they lay piled up on the quay. I also tried to ensure that I retained the curved shapes of the … Continue reading Portfolio Additions →

Digitising Transparancies

Not content with trying to keep up with my image processing with photographs I am taking now, I have decided to try and digitise my transparencies from thirty years ago. I have them all in sleeves as hanging files in a couple of small cabinets in my loft and I just think that it would … Continue reading Digitising Transparancies →

February Project

A SENSE OF SCALE How do we judge the size and scale of things in a two-dimensional photograph? Use this premise to show things as : large, small, open, confined, dominant or subtle. This project can be interpreted in many ways and the instructions are deliberately not detailed so that you can do them in … Continue reading February Project →

Portfolio Addition

Another image has been added to my portfolio this weekend in the "Recent Work" section. Once again it was taken at the Beamish Museum in County Durham. I love the way light falls through windows and decorates the objects that lie within a room. There is a multitude of tones that are formed by this … Continue reading Portfolio Addition →

Fujifilm documentary – Camera Punk

Camera Punk is a documentary film made by one of the Fuji ambassadors, Mindy Tan, about the ethos behind Fuji cameras and more particularly follows the X-Pro3 from its design to final production. Along the way, various X photographers talk about the almost symbiotic relationship they have with Fujifilm and the passion they have for … Continue reading Fujifilm documentary – Camera Punk →

Portfolio Addition

As I add new images to the “Recent Work” section on my Portfolio I will give a heads-up to the addition on here. This image, which I call “Iron Landscape” was taken in the Living Museum of Beamish in Durham. It was originally a portrait format image of the side of a boiler in the … Continue reading Portfolio Addition →

Portfolio Updates

I have now managed to get within viewing distance of the completion of my outstanding image processing. There is still a little way to go, but the end is in sight (until I take some more). As a result, I have now been able to update my portfolio website in the “Recent Work” section. … Continue reading Portfolio Updates →

Stumbling about for inspiration.

Having just opened a new year’s worth of monthly projects for the members of my online photographic club, I was ready to leap into the additional 365, a picture a day, project. Every week, seven titles are placed on the site for members to use to take a picture a day. However, it seems I … Continue reading Stumbling about for inspiration. →

January Project

OPPOSITES Try to get two opposite things into one photograph, e.g. new and old, fast and slow, bright and dull, hard and soft and textured and smooth. This project can be interpreted in many ways and the instructions are deliberately not detailed so that you can do them in your own way. Try not to … Continue reading January Project →

Printer Refillable Cartridge System by Marrutt

I have to say that I really love printing my photographs. I have had my Epson SC P600 for about 18 months and from the get-go, it was a breeze to use. I use Lightroom to print my images and that also is so easy to set up and use. There was, of course, some … Continue reading Printer Refillable Cartridge System by Marrutt →