LANDSCAPE & COMMISSIONED PHOTOGRAPHY
David Notes
Whilst many of my landscape photography outings are documented In my videos, I also spend time in the field with just my stills camera.
As there are times when I’d like to share thoughts without going to the lengths of making a video, I make some notes here, posting from time to time.
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How Well Does My Camera Perform?
I was asked recently on a comment on one of my YouTube videos whether I would be prepared to share some …
The Paradox of Subjectivity
“Subjectivity”. It’s quite a useful concept. And I would argue it is, paradoxically, the refuge of mediocrity at the same time …
Post-Processing: How Much Is Too Much?
A subject which I find is raised with great regularity and frequency is the extent to which an image should be post …
Virus Lockdown: My Final Images?
It’s day one of the UK coronavirus COVID-19 lockdown. Tuesday, March 24. And before I say anything else …
There’s no such thing as too much practice!
I try to get out for a walk every day. It’s a general health and fitness thing where I try to do 2 to 3 miles every single day. It does …
Revisiting Older Images
I’ve been going a bit stir crazy lately. Which, I suppose is no wonder when you consider the last eight weeks have offered …
A Day Out With Mali Photography
There are a considerable number of downsides when it comes to running your own businesses. But there is one particularly …
Photo Workshop Nerves
I get very nervous in the days before a photo group workshop. Nothing to do with meeting new people, about being able to …
Using “Split Toning” In Lightroom
Split toning is quite an interesting concept, and although I don’t use it very often, when I do it creates some quite engaging results …
Don’t Forget to Grab Some Snaps
It occurred to me recently, whilst out walking with the lovely Mrs G, that once you start to see yourself as a “photographer” …
Remembrance Sunday on Arenig Fawr
The summit of Arenig Fawr stands at 2802ft, reaching from the high moorland plateau between Trawsfynydd …
An Autumn Afternoon on Llanddwyn Island
On a blustery late October afternoon I took my good friend Gary Norman to visit Llanddwyn Island, Anglesey. It was his …
