Kirkby Horticultural Show
Was asked by one of the organisers to take some photos for possibly inclusion in the local newspaper. Here’s a small selection from what I sent her (and some others too):
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Was asked by one of the organisers to take some photos for possibly inclusion in the local newspaper. Here’s a small selection from what I sent her (and some others too):
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I take a neighbour’s son to basketball occasionally in York and this week brought my camera along with my 50 and 85mm Canon lenses, so no zoom opportunity but had fun capturing what I could. As usual I edited them with Luminar. I like the Matt effect under the Creative tab which works with these
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I really enjoy photography and relish having a go at almost anything but wedding photography is one I steer clear of. The pressure of getting it right, the formalities, skills required and, I must admit, my belief that far too much money is spent on them, will keep me from entering that world. However, that
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Buy your own Zine of this project. I enjoyed watching this video by Imitative Photography about Todd Hido’s work shooting suburban houses at night. and also Jamie Windsor’s excellent analysis of Todd Hido’s work covering the same area: Funnily enough we are currently on a short holiday in Norfolk and have found ourselves in the
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I was delighted when neighbour Anne agreed to have her portrait taken. I don’t know her really well and she appears quite shy but she arrived at the pre-arranged time and I must say we had a brilliant chat about all sorts of interesting topics whilst I clicked away. Anne said she didn’t like photographs
I came across the work of Eliza Tsitsimeaua on Instagram and she inspired me to have a go at overlays. I’d been aware of them and double exposures as a creative opportunity but never attempted them. Luminar makes it relatively easy so here are some of my early creations.
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It’s mid August and the moorland heather is at its purple best. We found ourselves in the vicinity of Ana’s Cross last night on a quest to return a pair of lost spectacles (long story …), so while Rach was sorting that I tried different angles to try and capture the monument in an interesting
Having lived in my town for nearly a quarter of a century (gulp) I do know quite a lot of the local people. And there’s some interesting characters – as there are in every community. Thinking about who I might ask next to be a portrait volunteer I thought of James. He regularly walks past
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