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    New Video with David Peterson

    Hi everyone. David Peterson and I have just done a video together. It was great fun. I reveal all my secrets to photography, including how to work with dim light, shooting movement and iso, stormy weather and beaches and much more. Please view it there below, it may just take a few seconds to load… [...]

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    Waterfall Photography – You Don’t Always Have To Use A Wide Angle Lens

    Waterfall Photography – You Don’t Always Have To Use A Wide Angle Lens

    If you have ever wanted to get into waterfall photography but not known how then listen up, I’ve got a great method to share with you. I started really enjoying waterfall photography when I was quite young. I got my love of photography from my father who taught me that everything you photographed was art. [...]

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    Christmas Photography- Using Professional Lighting Techniques To Get Stunning Christmas Photos

    Christmas Photography- Using Professional Lighting Techniques To Get Stunning Christmas Photos

    Learn the secrets to photographing beautiful Christmas lights using Tungsten white balance, a star filter and the carefully mastered lighting techniques of a professional photographer.

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    Finding Yourself Through Photography

    Many of us who launch ourselves into photography not only hear the call of artistry, but find ourselves enchanted by the promise of self improvement. Photography makes us feel better, think better, and most importantly, it gives us the opportunity for self improvement and growth. Not only do we find ourselves striving to be better [...]

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    Tips for portrait photography on a sunny day

    Tips for portrait photography on a sunny day

    Many beginner photographers find it a challenge and are not sure where to begin with their portrait photography on a sunny day. This is not so surprising because portrait photography on a sunny day can be a minefield of problems. Not only do you have shadows to contend with, but you have to deal with [...]

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    New Video Coming Soon!

    Hi everyone, in the next fourteen days, I’ll be doing a video that answers your questions about photography: Lenses: What is the best lens to get? (Which one should I get?) What does the F number mean on a lens? What does this have to do with f stop? What’s the best lens for weddings? [...]

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    February 2012: Focus Photo Comp Results

    Winning Photo Theme : “Empty” Photo By Brian Martin Sony A200, F5.6, 1/320 sec, 300mm focal length, ISO 400 Why Brian won: Brian has done a beautiful panorama. He’s photographed a series of shots and used software to stitch them together. This is a nice way to do landscapes- and indeed quite fun! Brian hasn’t [...]

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    January 2012:  Focus Photo Comp Results

    January 2012: Focus Photo Comp Results

    Winning Photo Theme : “Local Wildlife”  Photo By Chris Kiely Sony A200, F5.6, 1/320 sec, 300mm focal length, ISO 400 Why Chris won: It’s hard to capture frogs because they mainly come out at night and hide in small spaces. Chris has managed to capture the  frog in pretty decent light, in a way whereby [...]

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    December 2011: Photo Comp Results

    Winning Photo Theme : “Sweet” Photo by Zoran Buletic Nikon D200, F5.6, 1/640 sec, 55mm focal length, ISO 100 Why Zoran won: Zoran has taken a wonderful photo. We felt that the soft light, the gentle spotted sunlight on the girls cheek combined with the muted colour was a terrific photo. The little girls body [...]

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    November 2011: Photo Comp Results

    November 2011: Photo Comp Results

    Winning Photo Theme : “Red”   Photo by Gina Thomas Johnson Canon 1000D Lens 50 mm 1:1.8 F Why Gina won: We loved the way Gina was able to create not only some excellent editing, but a sense of mystery. What IS in that red bag? Where is the person going and why? What is [...]

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