Monthly Archives: May 2012

Somewhat remarkably you might suggest, it has taken me this long to realise that capturing a photograph can be just the start of what it takes to produce an appealing image. Advances in digital photography and the flood of images worldwide has made the learning curve for professional photographers so much steeper…and more urgent if...

  I’ve decided to diversify my style of photography and, while still concentrating on tourism, I plan to work a bit more with portraits and look at a more documentary approach to my subjects. Tim (above) is the general manager of my photo library and a professional photographer in his own right. He’s proudly Hungarian...

I had a play with HDR (High Dynamic Range) photography software over the weekend (below).  It was two parts surfing Yu-tube tutorials on the net and one part playing with images I’d captured earlier to arrive at something I thought looked the part.  While real HDR photography is capturing the same scene/person with several images...