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March 13, 2023 • Leave a Comment

Stills photography is my love. I find video witchcraft, it is such a different discipline to stills. Where I am quite an accomplished stills photographer I am still an absolute beginner in the world of moving images. That said I enjoy flying my drone (a DJI Mavic Mini) so am teaching myself video, and video editing. During the Coronavirus pandemic...

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Lockdown Editing - What I do to a photo

April 27, 2020 • 1 Comment

Whilst I am at home between work trips and unable to grab a camera and go out and shoot new material I have, like many other photographers, been going through my catalogue of old images that I'd shot but not processed. For non-photographers I ought to explain my cameras don't take and give me finished photographs, they give me what is known as a r...

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I'm back!

September 26, 2018 • 3 Comments

Firstly can I apologise to you my friends for my laxness in posting blog updates, by anyone's standards this has been a long time coming. The last two years have been very busy for me personally, having a career change, getting married and moving house. After 14 happy years in the motor trade I decided it was time to move on to a new challenge and...

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My landscape photography truck in use

February 15, 2014 • 10 Comments

As you may remember w ith the help of some good friends I have built up a vehicle I can use on my landscape photography expeditions. Based on a 2000 Isuzu Trooper 3.0 diesel LWB I have fitted long range driving lights (ideal for Scotland) mounted on an A bar, 360 degree worklights mounted on the roofrack, a CB, satellite locator, single bed, weathe...

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Winter Highlands Trip 2014 - Day 4

January 16, 2014 • 6 Comments

Today didn't start off too well, to be absolutely honest I slept in. Early mornings are a prerequisite for a landscape photographer and when I saw the time I thought by the time I got on location I'd have missed the action. As always the night before I'd checked The Photographer's Ephermeris to see what time sunrise and sunset were, however once I...

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