photographer’s Blog
How To Easily Photograph Stained Glass Windows
I'm going to start by admitting that photographing stained glass windows can be challenging, but the effort is well-worth while as they are both visually stunning and historically fascinating. Stained glass windows have always been intended to convey a message. When...
Photography Safety Hazards: Situational Awareness
Whether you're an amateur photographer or a seasoned professional, being aware of your surroundings (having situational awareness) can help you to avoid any photography safety hazards while you're out and about. Holiday and travel photography can expose you to a...
What You Need To Know About Photographing Foxes
I absolutely love photographing foxes. Getting to know red foxes and understand the ways in which they communicate and behave has taught me so much about how to photograph them without disturbing them. Learning to read their body language has enabled me to anticipate...
Why Should You Change Your Camera Strap?
Why should you change your camera strap?, you may be asking. Well, when you travel with a camera you are always exposed to a small, but potentially expensive and painful, risk of theft or mugging. I say this from a position of experience, having lost an entire camera...
Night-Time Photography Hacks: How To Shoot In Low Light
Photography can be a challenging art form, especially in poor lighting conditions. Often, cameras struggle to find focus, resulting in blurry or out-of-focus images. However, by using a simple tool like a laser pointer, you can quickly achieve focus even in very poor...
How To Freeze Or Blur Motion In Your Images
As a creative photographer, you will encounter situations where you want to freeze or blur motion in your images. Whether you're shooting action sports or capturing the movement of a flowing river, understanding how to control motion in your photographs is essential....
Why You Should Use A Tripod For Wildlife Photography
As a wildlife photographer, I know that capturing the perfect shot requires patience, skill, and the right equipment. One of the most important pieces of equipment in my arsenal is my tripod. A tripod is an indispensable tool for wildlife photography as it provides a...
Shooting Contre-Jour
Shooting contre jour can add a unique and creative element to your photography. In this blog post, I'll explain what shooting 'contre jour' means, how to do it, and give you some examples of situations when you might use this technique. Contre jour is a French term...
Photographing Squirrels
Photographing squirrels in the wild can be a fun and rewarding experience for any wildlife enthusiast. These tiny creatures are fast and agile, so capturing them on camera can be a real challenge. However, with the right techniques and equipment, anyone can snap some...
