2020 Photo Challenge
This year I'm taking part in a 53 week photo challenge. One subject per calendar week. Aside from the more planned out landscape and portrait work, sometimes it's a struggle...
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K&F Concept 100mm ND8 3 Stop Neutral Density Square Filter
I've just taken delivery of the K&F Concept 100mm ND8 3 Stop Neutral Density Square Filter to add to my growing collection of K&F filters. As expected, the ND8 arrived...
Photography Marathon
As a member of Rastrick Photography Group we partake in monthly challenges to learn new skills, and share what we know with other members of the group. Aside from our...
K&F Concept Super Hard Nano-L UV Filter Multi Coated Review
You may have used a UV filter before, you may have not. If you come from the film world you will definitely be familiar with their use. These pieces of...
Shutterspots No. 5: Loch Lomond
[rl_gallery id="12229"] Loch Lomond.. it's Scotland, don't really need to single out one Loch, every single one is a photography treat. But anyway, let's focus on this one, and my...
Shutterspots No. 4: Chemical Beach, Seaham
[rl_gallery id="11401"] Chemical Beach, Seaham is a beautiful little cove just South of Seaham town centre. It's not the main visitor beach so it's always very empty, just the occasional...
Shutterspots No. 3: M62 Motorway Trails
[rl_gallery id="11355"] Long exposure, light trails, great fun! Being so close to the M62 motorway has been a constant source of inspiration for long exposure vehicle light trails. By no...
Shutterspots No. 2: Lumb Hole Falls
[rl_gallery id="11070"] Lumb Hole Falls is beautiful waterfall nestled in Crimsworth Dean, high above Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire. It is a wonderful natural bowl into which the waterfall pours below...
Shutterspots No. 1: Clarence Dock, Leeds
[rl_gallery id="11048"] Clarence Dock sits on the River Aire, just to the South East of Leeds City Centre. The dock was constructed for boats using the Leeds and Liverpool Canal and...
Reimagine
I'm sure I'm not alone in having a huge archive of photographs. Sometimes I like to dip back into the archive and see how my photography has changed/improved (hopefully!) over...