Landscape Photography Blog

While out taking some long exposure photographs the other day I got talking to someone who was just started out in photography and was interested to see what I was photographing and asking a few questions about my camera settings.  Sometimes it’s easy to take someones understanding of camera settings for granted and as I …Read More »

One of the most rewarding and challenging photographs to take is a night landscape illuminated by just a sky full or stars which for me personally is one of the most enjoyable although frustrating at times especially here in the UK due to the weather.  If you are into nightcapes, photographing the night sky over …Read More »

  While reading through my favourite photography magazine looking at all the latest cameras and gadgets on the market that I could spend a small fortune on I wondered what are the most expensive cameras? Camera Technology these days moves so fast it’s hard to keep up and while reading about the latest cameras I …Read More »

There are not many editing techniques I use frequently when I process my images and instead I prefer to follow a simple workflow of making basic corrections to White Balance, contrast and colour. However one of the very simple techniques I do use regularly and what I recommend you to try out and learn is …Read More »

Recently I was asked a question which when I originally read it I thought was a very simple question to answer.  Only after writing a lengthy reply I suddenly realised that actually I don’t know what I was being asked.  The question was: Portrait vs Landscape.  Which do I prefer and why? It turned out …Read More »

In this digital age of photography it is easy for photographers to be driven by the demands of social media where we upload our images to our favourite social platforms and websites then archive them away where they become lost and forgotten barely seeing the light of day again.  Creating Photography Portfolio Books from your …Read More »

Whenever Instagram becomes a topic of conversation when talking to fellow photographers you usually find that they fall into two camps of either lovers or haters.  I am certainly in the lover camp and think it’s a great way to get your images out there, so I have compiled a list of Landscape and Nature …Read More »