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Monthly Archives: September 2010
One to one tuition. NB.
I have say that since I started to offer one to one days, I’ve rather enjoyed delivering them. While most, so far, have focused on technique (photographic and workflow), one I did recently was wholly concerned with ”the business” and … Continue reading
Time passes, time passes. PHD
Far too frequently I just cannot believe the way time passes or, perhaps, how my perception of that passage has changed. I still remember, as a child, those seemingly endless nose-pressed-against-the-window days as rain drops chased one another and I longed … Continue reading
Nikkor 200 mm Micro Nikkor for sale. NB
Yes, that 200 mm Micro- Nikkor f4 AF-D lens of mine is on offer for £587.50 (£500 plus VAT) plus shipping. It’s a sweet lens but I’m smitten by the Sigma 150 mm Macro and will be using this in … Continue reading
The whole bar of chocolate. NB
I think many of us like making close-ups of bark and lichens, seaweed and all sorts of other things that are great fun to do but rarely get published. My take is this: it is a bit like offereing a … Continue reading
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Tagged composites, more than one, panel, posters, sea weeds, Sigma 150mm f/2.8 EX IF HSM macro
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Altogether now.NB.
Later this week I am giving a one-to-one workshop on the business aspects of nature photography. The first question on my client’s list is, “What is nature photography?” – in the sense of what do people mean by that term … Continue reading
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Tagged composite, new nature photography, one to one business workshop, tangleweed
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pixiq.com – a remarkable new photographic resource. PHD
Here is a press release received last night… Date: September 13, 2010, Asheville, NC, USA FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Sterling Publishing today announced the beta launch of a unique, new website for photographers. Destined to become the preeminent photographic site on … Continue reading
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Tagged industry experts, Paul Harcourt Davies, photo bloggers, pixiq
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Small acts of resistance. NB.
The John Muir Trust Journal recently this commissioned short article about “wildness” and what it means to me. Just out of of interest, try substituting the word “faith” for ”wildness”. In some places, the effect is quite curious… © Niall … Continue reading
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Tagged "A Post-Historic Primitivism", faith, John Muir Trust journal, Paul Sheppard, wild land, wilderness, wildness
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A new captioning system by Peter Moonlight. NB
Peregrine [CA3, PC1] Some time ago, aspiring professional wildlife photographer, Peter Moonlight, sent me his and Sam Waldron’s proposal for a clearer captioning system to give the user and viewer a better understanding of the circumstances behind the final picture. … Continue reading
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Tagged captioning system, captive, controlled, Exposing the Wild, honesty, Peter Moonlight, Sam Waldron, wild animal
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Obsession is not just the name of a perfume. PHD
When it comes to natural history I hesitate to use the word ‘obsession’ because of the unfortunate connotations of something uncontrollable. We hear it in obsessive-compulsive disorder and read of the amazing lengths, sometimes criminal, that people (most often males) … Continue reading →