Articles - February, 2014

As anyone who has experimented with macro photography will know, this style of photography, and more specifically the nature of the subjects and lenses used, makes achieving a suitable depth of field very challenging.  Some photographers may like to produce the style of image where only one small part of the image is in sharp [ continue reading ]

On Valentine's Day of 2014, I bought some roses for Xenedette.  I rarely shoot flowers or macro images, so I have shot an image combining both.  I wanted some dramatic side lighting, and I wanted to highlight water droplets on the rich red petals, so I used my trusty LED headlamp in a darkened room [ continue reading ]

It is no secret to those who know me well, in a photographic sense, that my motivation for photography in general, and seascapes in particular, has been distinctly lacking for the past year or so.  Additionally, time has been lacking for a few years, and my ability to get out regularly for a shoot, even [ continue reading ]