Article: David Noton’s f11 Magazine October 2017 – Part Three: Storms, Lightning and Atmospheric Phenomena
Article: David Noton’s f11 Magazine October 2017 – Part Three: Storms, Lightning and Atmospheric Phenomena
Review: Sony FE 100-400 G Master Lens for Landscape Photographers
My initial review of the very much anticipated E-Mount tele-zoom lens, the Sony FE 100-400 GM (Master) f4.5-5.6 OSS (SEL100400GM).
Article: David Noton’s Chasing the Light Magazine September 2017 – Part Two: Mist, Fog and Haze
I was asked by to write a series of articles for David Noton’s Chasing the Light magazine about fog, haze and mist in landscape photography
Article: David Noton’s Chasing the Light Magazine August 2017 – Part One: Predicting the Weather
I was asked by to write a series of articles for David Noton’s Chasing the Light magazine about weather prediction in landscape photography
From the Couch to a Trans-Dartmoor Trail Marathon
Four months ago I was overweight so I started running lost weight and just completed an off road marathon across Dartmoor from east to west. Here is my trail diary.
Saal Digital Alu-Dibond Print Review
I had read an ad on social media about participating in on of Saal Digital’s professional product reviews and ordered an Alu-Dibond to test their print service.
Product Review: Custom USB Flash Drives from USBMemoryDirect.com
I was approached by a marketing representative from USB Memory Direct in the US asking would I like to review their custom USB drives. I was asked to honesty review their product and services and provided me with 25 customised pen drives of my choice to give to my photography workshop clients.
Metabones T Smart Adapter (Mark IV – MB_EF-E-BT4) VS Sigma MC-11 for (mostly) Landscape Photography
With the new Sigma MC-11 adapter released recently and costing about £150 less than the Metabones Canon EF Lens to Sony E Mount T Smart Adapter I thought I would do a very quick comparison.
Devon Based Trios Art Exhibition 2017
5 photographers provided 6 poets with photos to inspire poems. 6 artists created artworks inspired by the poems without seeing the original photos.