Course material turned up this morning! So pleased. Struggling not to look at it as I've loads of work on today. Have to say that the red tissue paper was a nice touch :)
Well I'm cold, the dogs cold and the cows think I'm mad. I've been in the fields where I saw the Hawk for the last hour now and no sine of it. Is this the stupidest thing to try... stalking a stalker?
.... TAKE MY CAMERA WITH ME, EVERYWHERE! I was out last night with the dog and walked past a tree with an old weathered grey branch. When I looked again I realised that stump of a branch was a Hawk! I could only have been 5ft away! Oh well, I guess I'll have to keep that image in my mind.
Simultaneously everywhere and nowhere
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Photography used to be a very ‘hands on’ physical process. The large format
cameras that, for example, Ansel Adams, carted around the great American
landsc...
Exercise Two - Focus with a set aperture
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*For this exercise find a scene which has depth - a wood full of trees, for
example, a row of cars seen from an acute angle, or a crowded market. From
the ...
Blogging beginings....
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Encouraged by my fellow OCA students I'm joining the world of
blogging......this will be a little insight into how all things to do with
art, France, garde...
Project 13: The Golden Section
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These photos were all composed (for better or worse) according to the Rule
of Thirds or the Golden Section.
Despite the camera being incorrectly focusse...
And That, As They Say, Is That
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After almost 5 years and 1,112 posts, I've decided to put The BDR on
indefinite hiatus.
It's been a great ride. I've enjoyed almost every minute of it. But...