Upon arriving at the Tea Cottage at Bolton Abbey, the weather was as forecast, grey and wet. We began as usual with warming teas and coffees over a discussion about the five elements that make a great landscape photograph, accompanied … Continue reading Workshop Report: Bolton Abbey April 2014
Its coming up to that time of year when snow can be expected at anytime and can make for very striking images. Photography in the snow can be difficult to expose right with all the reflective surfaces, often-bright skies … Continue reading Capturing Images in the Snow
Officially running from September 22nd till December 20th, autumn is a truly exciting time for landscape photography. Like spring, during the autumn season our surroundings change dramatically and it’s a great time to venture out to those ancient woodlands and sweeping … Continue reading Working With Autumn Light
I’ve always been drawn to photographing moving water and experimenting with the way the moving subject is captured in the still image, as this always leads to some level of abstraction in the final result, regardless of how it … Continue reading Using Movement in the Landscape
Well what a difference a week can make!! Last weekends workshop at Bolton Abbey we were all dressed in fleeces and enjoying the diffused light in Strid wood to this weekend in Malhamdale enjoying scorching sun and bright reflective light. … Continue reading Workshop Report: Malham and Gordale May 2012
