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Portraits for posterity
Photographer Matt Writtle has created a collection of unique and moving studio portraits featuring Holocaust survivors living in Britain today. Few survived the Ghettos and extermination camps, and those who did are clearly now very elderly. I stumbled across Matt Writtle’s pictures while … Continue reading
The Panasonic LX5
The Panasonic LX3 created a sensation when it came out a few years ago, Great low light shooting, loads of manual control, and in good light, a near consumer DSLR image quality plus, and not least, classic styling to die for. But … Continue reading
Safari Phototgraphy – at London Zoo
photo Nia Davies I was a little sceptical When Nia Davies contacted me a few weeks back requesting a training session based at London Zoo to improve her skills before a visit to Masai Mara. What about the camera training … Continue reading
Posted in Creative photography, Photographic techniques
Tagged London zoo, safari photography
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Natural Portrait photography
When Sandra Humphreys mailed me a couple of weeks ago about a training session for herself and her friend Jenny she requested a session based at her own home with Sandra’s daughter Poppy as our primary subject for the shooting practice. Sandra’s beautiful Victorian house was … Continue reading
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Tagged daylight portraits, natural portrait photography
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Deals I’ve spotted this week
The Imac deal below is well beyond the average budget unlike the new camera offer from Panasonic who specialise in compact and smaller interchangeable lens cameras. The G series is a microsystem group of cameras based the so called fourthirds system and offering a much larger … Continue reading
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Photo Location – Dunwich
800 years ago the Suffolk town of Dunwich was the biggest trading port on the east coast. But built as it was on the sandy East Anglian soils its fate was inevitable and over a couple of centuries Dunwich was consumed by the … Continue reading