Day 5 of the my 12 days of photos and it is most certainly time to share some pictures of Josh. We managed to get another shoot in the calendar during 2022, and created a gritty set of images that I really like. Josh is a model who I’ve photographed before, he made it in to …
For day 4 of my 12 days of photos I thought it was time to share some action sports pictures. I’ve really missed photographing motorsport in the last few years, so a local to me opening round of the British Motocross Championship was just what was needed. Cullham Moto Parc is somewhere I have visited before, so I …
For day 3 of my 12 days I want to share some of the pictures I created when I spent a fabulous late Autumn afternoon in the woods with Becky & Nathan. Becky is a super creative model, who absolutely loves to get creative on a shoot. Being in a concrete tunnel with her playing out …
Looking back at my photos from this year and it was quite a surprise to realise how infrequently I used a studio for shoots. So here’s one of the studio shoots from March. By this point in the year the rented Ef 85mm f/1.4L IS USM had been converted to a full-time resident in my …
2022 saw many of the restrictions of the last two years lifted and that meant a return to a wider range of photography. As the year nears its end I’m reviewing a few of my photos created this year. Remarkably just a few hours after the last post of the 2021 series of 12-days of …
The 2022 Scott Kelby Worldwide Photo Walk in Oxford will be forever known as “the hot one”. Weather for this years walk was the key topic. Weather forecasts predicted bright sunshines and very high temperatures around 35 celsius, and the forecasters were not wrong. A select few of the 45 registered walkers made it to …
I’m once again leading a photo walk in Oxford on 13th of August as part of the Scott Kelby worldwide photo walk. This year the worldwide photo walk is back after two pandemic years have meant it not be possible and I’m pleased to be leading the walk in Oxford once again. I’m planning a …
Image stabilisation cannot stop a moving subject giving a blurred result if you choose a shutter speed that is too slow. This post has been prompted by a number of photographers who told me they were waiting for a new stabilised lens or camera to enable them to get sharper shots in low light. The …