If you’ve got lots of images that you want to manage then you’ll probably want to have some sort of consistent naming convention for your files, which will ensure each of your images has a unique reference rather than rely … Continue reading Lightroom Tips – Renaming Files on Import
It’s that time of year again when landscape photographers can be found lurking in woodlands armed with tripods and in search of that perfect carpet of spring flowers. Here are a few shots from last year’s trips along with a … Continue reading Bluebells and Wild Garlic Flowers
Quite often on our workshops we talk about the ‘Letterbox Crop’, particularly when theres perhaps not much going on in the sky or the immediate foreground of a composition. We all view our surroundings from around 5 to 6ft from the … Continue reading The Letterbox Crop
Although it’s still rather chilly and there’s a howling gale blowing outside as I write this, our new workshop season is now just a couple of weeks away and we’re looking forward to getting out for a bit of spring … Continue reading Spring Woodland Photography
Despite the recent mini-heatwave there are definite hints of autumn in the air with the nights drawing in and one or two lovely morning mists – lovely for the landscape photographer at least, not necessarily the commuter! Autumn has to … Continue reading Photographing Autumn Colours in Yorkshire
From the end of November to early spring the British landscape becomes a bit more sparse, many of the trees are bare, the grasses are short and more often than not we have grey dull days. Fear not! as these grey, … Continue reading Black and White Images using Photoshop
Light is a subject that we talk about rather a lot on our workshops. Different times of day – sunrise, sunset, twilight and weather conditions all play their part in determining how your selected landscape subject is lit. Also, time … Continue reading Time of Year and Direction of Light
