Musings of a displaced Australian Photographer in Seattle, USA
I recently posted an image on my blog that was a little different not in terms of HDR or anything like that, but software that was used in post-processing to add a particular effect. The image I called “City Electric” was taken underground in Seattle, outside of a hotel from colonial times that for many...
You’re at a lookout with your camera. You’ve got your tripod and your wide-angle lens but something is wrong. Everything in your frame looks tiny! You can’t see the beautiful scene before you clear enough. This is what a wide-angle lens is designed to do – to give the feeling of space, to make everything...
Thanks for diving into this third part in my “Finding Your Feet” series. In case you need a re-cap, – Part One: Getting Started In Photography – Part Two: Choosing Your Camera This post is going to cover three crucial camera settings that you’ll need to know to start photographing effectively to meet your vision. Often referred...
Welcome to the second post in the “Finding Your Feet” series! The first post that dropped a couple of weeks ago touched on a lot of why photographers do what they do. This post is going to elaborate a little more into why certain cameras suit your particular style of photography and what you should know...
Many people ask me how I got started in photography as well as why I got started. The answer to both is that I’m a very visual person. It’s just my nature. The scale doesn’t matter either – it could be as simple as a bumblebee on a flower during a warm spring day, or...
