This clip shows my Glen Etive time-lapse. This was the time-lapse that was shot using my GoPro camera when I was out for a day's photography on Sunday 1 February 2015. I was looking for a spot where I could set up the GoPro and know that it wouldn't be seen, and more importantly stolen, because it [...]
Deep in the North Ayrshire countryside stands a castle on a 600 acre estate. This is probably one of my most favoured locations for shoots. This enchanting place offers up a world of photographic opportunities. For this particular Dust Dancer shoot it was on old out-building on a bitterly cold February evening with the temperature [...]
Yesterday I had a day out at Rannoch Moor and Glencoe with my camera bag and an old friend. It was a clear, cold and sunny winter's morning and the forecast was for the clear skies to remain all day. So off we went on our drive to Rannoch Moor and Glencoe. All the way [...]
There is always debate about the advantage of shooting in RAW rather than shooting in JPEG. Here is my opinion and contribution to the debate. The modern digital cameras of today have more computing power built in to them than full sized desktop computers had in the early nineties. So what? Well, when you shoot a photograph in [...]
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We have just finalised arrangements with a new guesthouse for our Tuscany workshops. The guesthouse is Casa Cordati and is a restored XVII century palace in the Old Town section of Barga. The guesthouse is perfect for small groups of specialist tours who have an interest in the arts and has been described as "staying in an art gallery". During your [...]
