Posts from April 2010
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Photographed from the viewing tower on the hill at Gurten.
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A gallery of images from my journey to the U.K. and back in 2006, collecting Jo to bring her to live with me in Switzerland.
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Second image from a shoot in Bern, inspired by 1980 classic horror film “The Shining”.
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A photo I took a year ago today reminds me to put down the lighting gear and head out with just a camera and a pair of comfortable shoes, to capture the light which needs no help.
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Jo, photographed on a Sunday outing to the Gurten hilltop park on the outskirts of Bern.
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A panoramic view of the small, remote town of Malfa on the Italian island of Salina.
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When I heard of the great ruckus surrounding the potential demolition of my pre-junior school in Surrey, I decided to return while I was in the U.K. to make sure that I had some photos to remember it by.
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Shallow depth of field brings a special feeling to a photograph, altering scale and reality so it looks just a little unusual. By setting a wider aperture in your camera, the depth of field will become smaller and the areas nearer to and further away from the camera will be more and more out of…
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I’ve been meaning to spend a little time to sit down and really get to grips with the High Dynamic Range editing process. For the unititiated, the HDR is a photo which contains detail within a much wider range of tones than is possible through an individual shot, from deep shadows to bright highlights.
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Spring flowers in bloom in the small copse near the house where I grew up.