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Monthly Archives: November 2011
Digital Close-up Photography Q&A – a new book. PHD
I have always been able to promote ‘causes’ with passion when I believe in them. However, I confess I feel really awkward when trumpeting any personal venture – I was programmed as a small child ‘not to boast’. However, that … Continue reading
Posted in Books
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The future is with us: The Photographer’s i magazine. PHD
A revolution is in the air…well, on the aether anyway. The future is here and it is called the Photographers-i magazine. To put it bluntly, most photo-magazines are going to have to get their rear ends into gear. They are … Continue reading
Photographing Insects for MYN. CB
Yes, I know. Well, I couldn’t resist posting another video. If you’ve ever wondered how I photograph insects for Meet Your Neighbours here is a quick overview of my set-up. I think just about everyone on the team uses a … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
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Meet the Animals of MYN. CB
Although I’ve been on a bit of blogging hiatus as of late (devastated, I’m sure…) I have actually been slightly productive in other realms. Here is our first official promo video from Meet Your Neighbours and my first video of … Continue reading
Posted in Meet Your Neighbours, multi-media, video
Tagged animals, Carsten Krieger, Clay Bolt, David Hunter, Denis Palanque, Dirk Funhoff, field studio, Jerry Monkman, John Tiddy, Mac Stone, Marko Masterl, Meet your Neighbours, Niall Benvie, Paul Harcourt Davies, Paul Marcellini, Piotr Naskrecki, sandesh kadur, Seth Patterson, video, white background, wildlife
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Hearts.NB
I have been a long term hunter of heart shapes in nature but come across good ones quite rarely. The appeal centres around chance – of finding them at all, and in the right conditions. You can’t realistically go out … Continue reading
Posted in Project work
Tagged found objects, heart, heart shapes in nature, Niall Benvie, objects trouvés
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Coming clean about cats. NB
I am a cat, not a dog, person. That maybe doesn’t surprise regular readers here. I can’t stand all that canine fawning and eagerness and gross lack of dignity: cats, unlike dogs, have allowed a lot less of their wildness … Continue reading
Posted in Project work
Tagged brown rat, cats as killers, charge, mugshot, murder victim, police poster
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Craigengillan. NB
I had another commission down in Ayrshire last week at the Craigengillan Estate, Dalmellington, for The Field and a chance to photograph my favourite falls in Scotland. The autumnal conditions provided a nice contrast to the colours of summer in … Continue reading
Posted in Comment
Tagged autumn colours, Ayrshire, Craigengillan, Dark Sky Observatory, Mark Gibson, panel, waterfalls
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What is an ecosystem? NB
One of the big challenges of 2020VISION is to take complicated ideas and make them universally understandable. That may lead at times to over-simplification, but when it comes down to it, things are often a lot simpler than they at … Continue reading
Posted in 2020Vision
Tagged complex explanation, concept, ecosystem, home, illustration, Niall Benvie, scientist, simple explanation, what is an ecosystem
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New pictures on Niall’s website. NB
About 14 continuous hours of uploading has bolstered the stock collection on my website. If you’re curious to see the pick of what I’ve been doing this year ( I don’t see the point of putting up lots of similars) … Continue reading →