Posted on August 17, 2013 by Admin under bargain, expensive, Gursky, Minimalist photographs, Ripples, seascape, Shoeburyness, Sonning Creatives, Thames Estuary, value
Guardian newspaper caption from their article of 11/11/2011: Andreas Gursky’s Rhine II has set a record for the most expensive photograph ever sold. Photograph: Andreas Gursky/Christie’s £2,700,000 is a pile of cash. Translate it into the US$ equivalent and it’s a mind boggling $4.3 million. Quite a lot to spend on a photo – […]
Its been an interesting couple of weeks: a hard working day with the fabulous baker Linda Anderson of www.filledwithlovecupcakes.org to photograph some of her amazing cupcake creations. Selecting backgrounds and dressing shots – learning – again – just how unforgiving the lens is both to the quality of the cakes, and to the precision […]
Posted on February 11, 2013 by Admin under backlit, Colin Kemp, Columbine, flower, macro, Nikon 105 f2.8, petals, pink, Sonning Creatives, valentine, yellow
Valentine’s day is coming fast and roses are everywhere. But whether it’s my cheesy alliteration or the sheer joy I got when I saw this on the camera LCD – it’s this shot of a Columbine with which I want to say ‘Be Mine’. So why the passion? Well, sorry to be a camera geek, […]
Why using your feet and knees can transform your photography – with examples shot at Snape Maltings.
It was late afternoon at the end of May 2012. We were on our first visit to New England and had just one night in Kennebunkport. And you know how it is: just when you want pristine, puffy-cloud scattered skies for the perfect sunset over the marina – that’s when you get overcast skies, drizzle […]
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