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Blog postRocks on Higger Tor at sunrise, The Peak District. Fuji X-T3. See text for technical details/settings. Yesterday morning I managed to drag myself out of bed at 05:00am and drove over to the Peak District. I had been watching the weather for weeks waiting for the right conditions. It had been warm during the day but then the temperature was forecast to drop overnight, with only thin cloud cover and no wind for the next morning. The conditions were perfect for Landscape Photography and all bei
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Blog postRedwood trees in Whakarewarewa Forest near to Rotorua, New Zealand. Fuji X-T2, 18-135 lens, ISO1600, 1/8″ @ f/7.1. I’ve had an Instagram account since early 2012 but never really bothered with it. In fact, the only reason I signed up was that I liked some of the filter effects. Recently though I’ve started sharing some of my photos on Instagram and I’m enjoying it more than I thought; you’ll find me on there as lenscraftphotos.
I’ve started to post something most weekdays (unless I’m -
Blog postLadybower Reservoir, Peak District. Fuji X-T3, Fuji 55-200mm lens, ISO160, 1/20″ at f/13.0. Kase 0.9 ND Grad (soft) filter on the sky. Tripod mounted. It’s been a good year for shooting in the Peak District. If I look back a few years, I almost never ventured into the Peaks. Instead, I preferred to make a 2 hour drive up the motorway to the Lake District. These days I would much rather drive 45 minutes to locations like this. Ladybower reservoir.
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Blog postCurbar Edge after sunset, Peak District. Fuji X-T3, Samyang 12mm lens, ISO160, 2.1″ at f/8.0. 0.9 Soft ND Grad filter and tripod. It’s Friday again and I’ve spent the entire week trying to layout the print version of my latest book. The desktop publishing software I’m using launched only recently and I’m hitting quite a few bugs. Given how frustrating this is I decided to stop to share an image instead.
I shot this last weekend at Curbar Edge in the Peak District and there are a few -
Blog postFinished example image from my latest YouTube Photo Editing Mini-Series. Peak District Millstones. Click the image to enlarge. Due to the popularity of my first photo editing mini-series on YouTube, I’m doing a second. This time I’m processing the image you see above.
I’ve already published the first two videos:
Image Assessment https://youtu.be/NCvT71cgxO8RAW Conversion (using Affinity Photo) https://youtu.be/MkSl1Rz3ENM The other two videos in the series will follow next we -
Blog postThe Hope Valley, Peak District. Fuji X-T3, Fuji 55-200, ISO160, 1/180″ at f/11.0. Tripod mounted. Today I’m happy. My latest book “Essential Adobe Photoshop CC” is available on Amazon. It’s the longest book I’ve created by some way and I’ve been writing it for the past 6 months. That’s quite a project.
It’s written for people who are either new to or struggle with Photoshop. It’s priced at £6.49, $7.49 or similar in other currencies. You can use the link http://viewbook.at/amaz -
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Blog postLandscape Photo Editing Workflow Mini-Series Last week I mentioned that I had published the first two videos in a new mini-series. This week I recorded and published the remaining two. If you haven’t seen these, they explain and demonstrate my simplified four-stage workflows for editing landscape photos:
Assessing the Image.RAW Conversion.Photo Enhancements.Applying Special Effects. Here’s the link to the playlist on YouTube which includes all four videos.
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Blog postIt’s Friday again and I’ve managed two days photography this week. The reason, besides the weather not being too bad, is that the heather is out.
Both shoots were in the afternoon and both in the Peak District. The first was Bamford Edge where I captured this shot. The other was near to Surprise View, but you will need to wait to see those images.
Before I explain a little about how I captured this image I should mention the accompanying video.
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Blog postWheat field near Lands End, Cornwall. Fuji X-T3 with 18-135mm lens. I won’t say very much about this image except that it reminds me of summer. I shot it whilst on a walk near Lands End during my recent holiday to Cornwall. I spent around 30 minutes in this field (on the path of course) and it was amazing. Crouching down low I was able to focus near to me to ensure the wheat was in focus, but the distant hills were blurred. I also tried to line the path up to point towards the cows on the hi
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Blog postGodrevy Lighthouse, Cornwall. Fuji X-T3, Fuji 55-200 at 55mm, ISO160, 1/12″ at f/13.0. Tripod mounted with Kase 0.9 (3 stop) Soft ND GRad filter. This week I have another image from my recent break in Cornwall. I shot this on the same evening as the one I shared last week. The only difference was that I used a long telephoto lens to capture this image. I must admit that I was being very lazy and didn’t even move my tripod.
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Mastering Photoshop Masks: Professional Strength Image Editing Techniques for Photographers
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