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Singapore. Humid. Clean. Safe. And, oh so colourful! Some of you may or may not know that I’m quite partial to a cityscape panoramic once in a while, so when stopping off in Singapore last year for a couple of nights on the way to Australia, I couldn’t resist using my Nikon D800 and 50mm...
Heads up wildlife and nature photography lovers, the Scottish Nature Photography Festival has returned for 2013, the Year of Natural Scotland, with a new look and excellent programme including talks from superb photographers such as Mark Hamblin, Edwin Kats, Pete Cairns, Bertie Gregory and more. WHAT TO EXPECT If you’ve ever been to the London hosted...
This male red deer stag was grazing in the shadow of nearby tree’s and as I walked between them to get a clearer view, momentarily lifted his head and in doing so exposed his eye to a small pocket of light. I was able to get a single shot off before the head was lowered...
Retina displays are nothing new now. But here’s a look back at my original review from when the first Retina iPad came out, to remind you of just what life was like back in the ‘old days’. So, the new iPad (or iPad 3, iPad 3rd generation etc) is here, and with it comes the...
So, what’s been going on over the last couple of weeks for me? Mainly, I’ve been eluded by Short Eared Owls at every opportunity, had a great day in the Chilterns with some friends photographing the red kites, oh and taken the most expensive blue tit image ever! I’ve had a lot going on recently,...
I’ve always said I’d rather have a sharp noisy picture than a soft clean one. It’s one of the sayings I’ve always stuck to, however I rarely need to put it to the test. But recently a fox stumbled in front of my lens at dusk on a cloudy summers evening and on this occasion,...
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