First of all a Ross Seal decides to interrupt our lunch - it's such a rare sighting that the captain very kindly and adeptly manoevers the boat for the best position at a really close range (for a 400mm lens that is!). To put the rareness of this sighting into perspective - Sue Flood, our expedition photographer, says that in 35 years of working in the Antarctic, her husband (film-maker Doug Allen) has never seen even one Ross Seal, and now we've seen two!
Learning about depth of field and lens apertures can be daunting to the novice photographer. As can putting together a series of images that tell a story in pictures. This articles covers both topics with a simple home-based project.
Got my Canon G9 back from Canon service centre this morning, and I’ve got to say, I’m really […]
Well, sadly my poorly Canon G9 isn’t home-fixable. I’ve tried the “jiggling the lens” option, the “tapping it […]
I was in London this weekend – visiting some friends for a scary (ie one that has a […]
I’ve got several images up at Conkers in the heart of the National Forest. This is part of […]
