13th May 2020
Legacy Lenses A few months ago, I found a grubby old manual focus 50mm lens for £3. I was looking for a replacement legacy lens to […]
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22nd April 2020
Photography is a fusion of technological precision and art. Throughout history, photographers balanced those two elements to create the perfect photograph. Both those are important. However, […]
15th April 2020
Choosing a new camera is daunting. Choosing a whole new system is scary. I can’t count how many times I have been asked which camera should […]
30th March 2020
According to the mental health charity, MIND, one in four people in the UK suffer from mental health problems. That’s a staggering and dreadful statistic. At […]
20th February 2020
Often called Shutter Speed the shutter value is the amount of time the shutter is open. Like the aperture, the shutter lets in more or less […]
27th January 2020
Do you run a business? If so, do you promote it online? Do you use photographs or videos for that? Have you ever considered that those […]
17th January 2020
Lesson 3: Discovering Depth of Field. Part 3. Focal Length Last time and in lesson one we looked at Depth of field; how much of the […]
10th January 2020
Lesson 2: Discovering Depth of Field. Part 2. Proximity Last time we looked at Depth of field; how much of the picture is in focus. The […]
3rd January 2020
Lesson 1: Discovering Depth of Field. Part 1 Depth of field, put simply, is how much of the picture is in focus. You might want to […]