and let me know what you think of the images.
Friday, 13 April 2012
Sprint refrigeration
Back to the kitchens it was for me, this time though it was to photograph the new kitchens and restaurant refurbishment and new opening of Brasserie Blanc. On behalf of sprint refrigeration. Follow the links below for a full write up on them.
and let me know what you think of the images.
and let me know what you think of the images.
Friday, 6 April 2012
Well it was a good day the sun was shining and the team were in good spirits, we managed to get out on one of those nice days in march to do a photoshop with Ruth Hancox at New college Bromsgrove doing a 60's and 20's stylised shoot all in one day.
Here's the results.
Big thanks to the Models, make up artists and My photography team.
Here's the results.
Big thanks to the Models, make up artists and My photography team.
Saturday, 17 March 2012
My new website
Thanks Adam James for sorting out my new website and logo. Just in time for the wedding show.
Check out more of his creative genius at http://ampersand-magazine.com
Cheers Ad
Check out more of his creative genius at http://ampersand-magazine.com
Cheers Ad
Thursday, 19 January 2012
Friday, 13 January 2012
Wednesday, 11 January 2012
Photography tips 2012 - Landscapes
1. Plan what your going to photograph.-There is nothing worst than just snapping and praying you get the shot.
2. You need to get a good sturdy tripod. A good sturdy tripod does not have to be the most expensive. get the right one for you camera weight.
3. Remember the rule of thirds- Break the picture into three sections if the have a beach seen you would have 1/3 beech, 1/3 sea, 1/3 sky
4. Time of day- Think about when the light is best for your shot is the subject east facing so the sunrise would be best or is it west facing in which case sunset would be better. It can make all the difference form being a nice photo to a great photo.
5. Water proofing for both your camera and yourself- nothing worst than damaging your equipment and losing the shot, there are lots of options on the market from £10.00 to £150.00. In addition to this remember warm clothing you don't want to freeze to death.
1. Plan what your going to photograph.-There is nothing worst than just snapping and praying you get the shot.
2. You need to get a good sturdy tripod. A good sturdy tripod does not have to be the most expensive. get the right one for you camera weight.
3. Remember the rule of thirds- Break the picture into three sections if the have a beach seen you would have 1/3 beech, 1/3 sea, 1/3 sky
4. Time of day- Think about when the light is best for your shot is the subject east facing so the sunrise would be best or is it west facing in which case sunset would be better. It can make all the difference form being a nice photo to a great photo.
5. Water proofing for both your camera and yourself- nothing worst than damaging your equipment and losing the shot, there are lots of options on the market from £10.00 to £150.00. In addition to this remember warm clothing you don't want to freeze to death.
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