by Neil Williamson
Now if you have watched any of the old westerns you will know that the final shootout between the good guy and the bad guy often takes place at high noon when the sun is the highest in the sky. And just like these old westerns where high noon can be a challenging and difficult... Continue Reading →
A look at presets / filters in image processing.
Looking at the importance of composition in photographs.
Using tonal contrast as a compositional element in your photographs
A post-processing tutorial showing how to overcome some of the problems that arise when stitching on a different sky
Looking at the popularity of images containing landmark objects
Looking at taking photographs in bright, sunny daytime conditions.
Looking at the use of leading lines as a compositional element in photography.
Looking at Vignetting in Photography. What is this technique and how can it be applied?
You often hear photographers and artists talk about the composition of a piece. Merriam-Webster Dictionary has numerous different definitions for the word but the one which is relevant to us is: 'the act or process of composing; specifically : arrangement into specific proportion or relation and especially into artistic form' Thus, in photography it relates... Continue Reading →
My Photographic Musings 