about 2 years ago - 1 comment
The Eiffel Tower is certainly the symbol of Paris if not one of the most famous structures in France. This was again taken back in 2005 but hadn’t been published on here until now. At the time Paris was bidding for the 2012 Olympic Games. A couple of weeks after this was taken it was…
about 3 years ago - No comments
Here we see the groom, Dean, signing the wedding register at his wedding back in September. I used natural sun light coming through the wonderful stained glass window over his left shoulder. Before the wedding I had asked the priest when was and wasn’t appropriate to use flash photography. Although he said that it was…
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This statue was purchased and erected by Brampton Chamber of Trade for the people of Brampton in April 1999 and depicts Emperor Hadrian. As far as I can tell Brampton is half way along the Roman Wall, which was built between A.D. 122 and 128. This is the nearest big town to my favourite part…
about 3 years ago - 1 comment
The Calton Hill Canon and National Monument seem to work well in this photo, which was more of a test than anything. Again it was using the Sigma 10-20mm super wide angle lens to get everything in. Having such a wide angle (more than your field of view) makes things distorted and here I would…
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Millennium Bridge is one of the most modern looking bridges over the River Thames and is certainly the most modern footbridge I have ever photographed. I feel that the modern looking tourist boat on the river adds to this image. Here I was experimenting with my (at the time) brand new Sigma 10-20mm super wide…
about 3 years ago - 1 comment
This tank was found outside the Imperial War Museum North at Salford Quays. The ZSU-23-4 “Shilka” is a lightly armored, self-propelled, radar guided anti-aircraft weapon system or simply put, a tank! The cream and rust coloured armor contrasts well in my opinion against the greys and purples of the background and ground. The sun kept…
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Arthur’s Seat is the tallest hill you can see in the photograph above, to the right is the much lower Salisbury Crags. This area of Edinburgh is Holyrood Park, associated with the royal palace of Holyroodhouse, although it is now publicly accessible. You can see the palace at the bottom left hand corner of this…
about 3 years ago - 2 comments
Plockton is the nicest place I have been to in Scotland and this is my favourite photograph from the small fishing village. I stayed in the Plockton Inn for three very enjoyable nights last month and on the last night went for a walk in an attempt to capture a sunset on camera. It had…
about 3 years ago - No comments
About a week ago I was sitting at my desk writing up posts for this site and happened to look out of the window towards Student Village, noticing the warm purples and oranges in the sky. I quickly stood up to look over at the Beetham Tower and behind it the sky was even more…
about 3 years ago - No comments
Meet Craig; he volunteered to model at a practical evening at the photographic club I go to. We were being taught lighting by ace black and white photographer Alan Angel. I think that the lighting in the above image is just right. There is enough detail in the hair as well as a nice shadow…