When I first started taking photographs it was all about landscapes and buildings, particularly castles. I took my camera everywhere, from beaches to supermarkets, and took pictures of everything. Recently I’ve done less with landscapes and more with models, but I do still take a lot of ‘environment’ shots.
Here are some of the more recent ones.
As with the last post, this was all a bit experimental. I was not sure what sort of image I could capture with just a single frame (i.e. no HDR) and a long exposure at night. So before heading … Continue reading
The other day the sun came out whilst I was working, and so I closed up the laptop, grabbed the camera, and went outside to take some pictures. There was no intent to produce epic works of art, or … Continue reading
Last week I went down to the New Forest for a few days, and took the opportunity to try out the new Canon 550D ‘in the wild’. These were all taken with the Tamron 28-75 f2.8 lens which has … Continue reading
Took a trip to the local park today to test out a new lens, a Tamron 28-75 f2.8, on my 550D. This was far from being the most expensive lens of its type that I could have got, but … Continue reading
These were taken on a trip to Paris in October 2009. No particular aim in mind I have to say, but I think they came out pretty well.
A quiet morning in the English countryside turns to murder, as an unidentified body is found floating at the edge of the river. For Detective Inspector Peter French the discovery marks the start of a case with twists and turns at every step, a case that brings back some uncomfortable memories and forces him to take a long challenging look at what can be called a motive. With time running out French must sort the facts from the distractions and find the killer before it is too late.
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