Sunday, 10 January 2016
London 2016
3 days, 2 nights and thousands of tube journeys.
Wandsworth, East Putney, Notting Hill Gate, Oxford Circus. That was our way in for the weekend and from there we'd take over the world! Jokes, although we did shop till we dropped, quite literally, I was exhausted after the days of trekking round the city. It was amazing though and I can't wait to go back soon.
What did you do for new years?
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Thursday, 31 December 2015
Country Walks: Alex
Once upon a time there was a boy called Alex.
He liked walking and travelling; this is where he would go.
I found it and took some pictures.
Happy New Year
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Monday, 21 December 2015
Freedom!
Just realised how cool it'd be to be a freelance photographer as a career. Great, it's really fun and I'm fairly good at it. Well that's just my opinion, I got good results on my recent photography project though; so maybe some other people agree with me?
With photography there's so much freedom.
It's not just a quick snap or a favourite family photo.
There's so much skill to it, crafting art with every press of the shutter.
With every smile brings improvement.
Constantly evolving into so much more.
Not only developing negatives but stories and letting people be seen.
Video's too; with a click of that red button,
As if like magic the movement captured,
Now being more than a blurred shutter speed, or waves of light,
This is our art form.
Here to stay.
To be shared,
To be loved,
Bringing wonder to those who find it.
♡
Enjoy the freedom your camera brings.
Merry Christmas for those who celebrate it, if not have a wonderful New Years.
May 2016 bring joy and love to you all.
Joyfully Light
Tuesday, 15 December 2015
Teaching You My Art
This Is How I Capture The Beauty Around Me
Shutter Speed: Camera Magic
This one is creates a similar effect to the Camera Magic photoshoot but the technique is slightly different.
Get your camera
Change the shutter speed to around 1/250
Focus your camera
Make sure the subject is still
Then move the camera slightly
Silhouettes
Turn the flash off
Make sure the light source is behind your subject
Have your camera on the shutter speed priority mode and change it so it best suits your surroundings.
Stay still, or use a tripod, if your camera moves slightly - like mine did your silhouette will not be as crisp.
Shadows
Get a hard light
Place it above or directly in front of your subject
Turn the flash off
Auto is fine, so just experiment with different angles, compositions and colours ect.
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