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Tag Archives: white background
Field studio birds, 3. NB
How hard can it be to get the 4 metres from my office to the hide in my garden to photograph small birds in the field studio? Much harder than it reasonably should be if the last 3 weeks of … Continue reading
Posted in Meet Your Neighbours
Tagged field studio, garden birds, Meet your Neighbours, Niall Benvie, robin, Scotland, tree sparrow, white background
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Field studio blue tit (again). NB
For whatever reasons, the blue tits are being more cooperative on set than any of the other species I’m trying to photograph in my garden field studio. Tree sparrows (for overseas readers, Passer montanus was once a common farmland bird … Continue reading
Posted in Meet Your Neighbours
Tagged backlit, bird, blue tit, diffusers, field studio, garden, Niall Benvie, outdoor flash, photography, white, white background
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Field studio techniques – the full story. NB.
Since I first posted “Field Studio flowers” in the early days of the blog in 2009, it has attracted even more traffic than Paul’s wide angle macro posts (so far, anyway!) During that time I have continued to refine the … Continue reading
Posted in Creativity, equipment, Meet Your Neighbours
Tagged Benbo trekker, biodiversity begins at home, bugs, Challoner, composite images, diffuser, diffusers, Elinchrom Ranger Quadra, envelope stiffener, field studio, field studio flowers, flash, flower, flowers on a white background, Flyweight, highlight recovery, insect, invertebrates, lexan, Lightroom 4, Lightroom process versions, Lumedyne, Makrolon, manfrotto studio accessories, Meet your Neighbours, Niall Benive, Phottix Strato II, reflectors, Rotalux softbox, set, Smart Objects, strobe, white background
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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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Meet Your Neighbours in Austria – and a little how-to. NB
Here is the penultimate panel in the series of 6 “Biodiversity begins at home” panels for Meet Your Neighbours . Following a response to an earlier post, I should point out that I don’t spend hours carefully cutting out the … Continue reading
And some neighbours from Spain. NB.
Here’s the next panel in the Meet Your Neighbours series – this time from Spain. My thanks to José Ruiz for hosting me during the shoot.
French neighbours. NB
Meet Yours Neighbours, largely thanks to Clay, continues to grow and currently has around 25 photographers from Alaska to Australia, Italy to India and Britain to Brasil all contributing pictures to the collection. We’ll have news soon on how you … Continue reading
New Meet Your Neighbours characters. NB
The Scottish Wildlife Trust recently agreed to be my NGO partner in Meet Your Neighbours and I have been busy shooting some “charismatic” characters for this. I’ve always had problems in the wet set with separating fine, translucent limbs from … Continue reading
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Tagged backlight, field studio, great diving beetle, larvae, Niall Benvie, strobe, tank, water tiger, wet set, white background
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Workshops and tours with Northshots. NB.
As well as the Senja photo tour for Northshots, we are offering two specialised workshops with the company. The first, on the business of nature photography I have mentioned here before: Northshots is the booking agent for these day long … Continue reading
Progress on the new book. NB.
Progress? Well, it’s actually at the printers in HK now, for delivery in early June. It was a struggle to get it as I wanted it to look (note my prophetic post about designers, written weeks before I saw the … Continue reading
Posted in Books
Tagged book, field studio, film, Outdoor Photography Masterclass, training DVD, white background
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