…Zealand to once again see another season as the lake transitions from winter to spring on the south island. Interested in coming along next time? – Check out our amazing all-inclusive New Zealand photography workshops coming up in the next year! For those wanting a copy of the book – at the…
…to create when the Photoshopping goes a little wrong, check out Photoshop Disasters – you might be surprised! At some point, could it become pointless photographing a subject – just digitally piecing them together from all the best component parts instead? I, for one, sincerely hope not and will continue…
…the time when the sand flies come out to party. They love exploring cameras, tripods, filters, inside of bags, inside of coats, inside of t-shirts and even inside of underwear if they can find a way – at best providing annoyance, at worst, some rather “interesting” bites. And in all…
being the best neighbours we can be Capturing the stunning landscapes and cities across our world is Paul’s fundamental goal. Delivering those images in a way which is both sustainable and supportive of our global community is equally important in everything we do. Our travel is undertaken as ethically as…
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…in 2013 with the re-routing of the A303 road and opening of the new centre. Where many complained about the move at the time, the new centre really is fantastic, albeit nearly 2 miles on a tourist bus from the site itself. At 5:00am, however, with pre-arranged access, things are slightly…
…of red rock shone brightly towards me – standing out in an almost Ayers Rock formation high into the mountains. And then, purely through luck on my part, the tiniest slither of light managed to cast across the tips of The Watchmen in the distance as the sun finally broke free of…
…while forming a complete image from others. Featuring a selection of my US cityscapes and landscapes, Anthem of the Seas’ restaurant “American Icon” shows off the levels of detail and sharpness captured by these images in a truly unique way – unlike a billboard that you view from a distance,…
…higher up with an unobstructed view; an opportunity I couldn’t afford to let pass me by. The result…? I love this shot, and feel privileged to have been able to take it. Some try to avoid the boats coming and going around Circular Quay below (and I have a “boat-free”…
…the city that you don’t experience anywhere else. Of course, Shanghai has all the lights, glitz and glamour it needs to compete with Hong Kong but there’s something truly special about this place – it truly is a place where East and West don’t just meet, they combine. So was…
…come alive, but not quite long enough for complete darkness in the sky. I chose, as well, to go wider and from a slightly different position on the beach, so that the shot goes as far North as to capture Coit Tower in the distance. “The Night Comes Alive” –…
…for her version of Hallelujah. I DO love the lighting they used in this show – and it gave me some amazing shots. There are a load more of the show in my portfolio – feel free to take a look! Now, off to retouch some more model shots 🙂…
…151MP IQ4, it’s possible to take a closer look… And at night, an even closer look… The levels of detail are simply incredible – especially as I was worried that the rather “uneven” placement of the tripod, coupled with strong winds buffeting the camera the whole time. The noise-free nature…
…thanks to the sky’s decision to get in the way… We’d hit the island at high tide = no walking tourists. (Although there was a rogue kayaker). The cloud deck had dropped completely, wiping out the horizon for a minimalist look. Most people had decided to take cover from the…
…styles, lighting and views all around. So what is Chicago’s “tone”, now, to my eyes? Well, having edited quite a few shots now, I’ve come to the conclusion that it’s the blues, greens and oranges of a more gritty downtown vibe that stick in my head. It’s a real “blockbuster”…
…result is a perfectly sharp image from 2ft to 2,000,000ft – you could say “to infinity and beyond…” Combine an accurate, successful, focus stack with those incredible Rodenstock lenses, and you really do have a stunning example of a scene that even the human eye can’t manage in one go….
…distant sunset faded in Rollei’s latest 360 degree camera, the city below came to life with glittering LEDs and spotlights all around. Rush hour built, but so did the thickness of the air as the visibility dropped dramatically over the next few hours. What’s more, a rather large CCTV camera…
…less impressive the more you see them. It was during our latest Jurassic Coast workshop in Dorset that Old Harry Rocks became of interest again. Sat eating dinner with our photographers, the weather forecast called for more sea-mist and low level cloud to arrive overnight, potentially ruining the plans we’d made to head east…
…millions of picture-postcard views and Ansel Adams “tributes” that I see far too often. In one single frame, almost by accident, I managed it – with my latest release: “The Faraway Tree”: “The Faraway Tree” – available to buy as a limited edition print Ironically, just moments before this capture…
…beach involved, along with a degree in witchcraft to control the sun’s orientation especially for your photograph. So, here to dispel the myths – as well as present my latest image, “Through the Keyhole”, here’s my guide to shooting the Jurassic Coastline’s world-famous “Durdle Door” in the winter. “Through the…
…to my shot “circular motion“. In my next blog post, I’ll share with you some of the latest views of the same skyline as it currently stands – you’ll see a lot of that empty space has been filled with some crazy tall structures! Back to the city of today,…
…Take, for example, the “Lencarta Safari Li-Ion Flash System”. For sale in the UK for around £1,000 all-in (and I have one) – but if you investigate a little further, you find it is simply a rebadged version of an excellent system manufactured out here by a company called JinBei…
…put to good use. Want anything fixed/made/altered/created? This guy’s your man – and as a lesson to all of us, I’m sure he could do things with his 100 year old piece of equipment that those with the latest and greatest could only dream of! So that’s it for “walk…
In what turned out to be a somewhat bittersweet trip, my latest trip to Rome allowed me to photograph some “non-standard” shots instead of focusing on the main tourist landmarks as my previous (and first) visit had done. The “bittersweet” part? Well, who can forget the stranded thousands due to…
