Photography Tips
Photo-walking is one of the ways I am forcing myself to pick up my camera and go to “make” photos as opposed to sit at my desk working. There are pros and cons to going photo-walking. The pros outweigh the cons every time. So why do it? Mark Straw, one of the men behind the [...]
I have been asked recently how I handle my photography workflows, the truth is I have more than one depending on the type of photography I do, so I decided to give the most complete and comprehensive version. I do not always go through every step as some steps may not be valid for the [...]
Continue reading about My Photography Post-Processing Workflow
I would never venture on telling anyone what camera to buy, but it’s odd how many times I get that question…
So here is a personal opinion aimed at the first camera buyers or at those thinking they are ready to leap to the world of the SLR.
Continue reading about To SLR or not to SLR that is the question.
This weekend I decided to do some studio photographs for my business cards and ended up, wildlife hunting in the studio, the results where rather interesting…
I was recently in the Kapama Private Game Reserve for a 4 day wildlife shoot. I feel I need to share my experiences of that shoot.
In the days of film, there was only tree things that a photographer had to worry about once the film was inserted. These were how many shots do I have left, getting the exposure and aperture right and getting a beautiful photograph goes without saying but this is a technical post and we will forgo the actual photograph framing, beauty and quality for a while.
