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Tag Archives: close to home
My Twelve from ’12. CB
2012 has been quite a busy year for my photography business and somehow along the way I’ve also managed to make a few decent photographs too! I have never taken the time to do a photographic year-in-review until now (at … Continue reading
Posted in Notes from the field, Project work
Tagged 2012, best images, Clay Bolt, close to home, macro, wide-angle macro, year in review
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Revealing Beauty in Motion. CB
Spider mom from Amprods on Vimeo. Isn’t this an amazing little video by Alvaro Mendoza Productions? When I think of all of the small-world processes occurring as close as my own backyard which, as far as I can tell have … Continue reading
Posted in Insects and Spiders, inspiration, video
Tagged alvaro mendoza productions, close to home, film, mini documentary, spider, video, widlife
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Supplementary lenses and stacking (part A). PHD
I have found for a while now that, with a DX format camera (crop factor 1.5) equipped with a 1:1 macro and a teleconverter (multiplier), I can fill the frame in a way that would have taken a total magnification … Continue reading
Tales of the Unexpected – Roman Roads. PHD
The snow did not arrived as promised. It was that other phase of ‘dihydrogen monoxide’ that arrived in biblical quantities, the wet one that has shaped the ‘dark’ side of many a Celtic character. Rain, rain…go away: such was the deluge that … Continue reading
An Italian Tale. PHD
Niall’s timely blog will have struck chords with many. I was particularly hit by his phrase “Some people acquire the “mature” appreciation of “stuff ” early on in life and make lifestyle choices that don’t enable them to accumulate … 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 →