Tips on Exposure
Posted by Alan Tunnicliffe A photographs exposure determines how light or dark an image will appear when it has been captured by your camera. This is determined by just three camera settings: aperture, ISO and shutter speed (the “exposure triangle”)....
Tripods
Posted by Alan Tunnicliffe A camera tripod can make a huge difference in the sharpness and overall quality of photos. It enables photos to be taken with less light or a greater depth of field, in addition to enabling several specialty techniques. This article is all...
Group Shoot Formations
Posted by Richard Amor Allan Recently Glyn wrote an article entitled ‘Stance’, which gave budding snappers a valuable insight into the correct stances employed by photographers the world over. The article dealt with posture and handling for the individual...
Stance
Posted by Glyn Wade Okay, so you’ve mastered the rules of photography, you’re well up on aperture, shutter speed and your ISO; exposure compensation is your specialist subject and you know that bokeh isn’t the Japanese word for dinosaur. You know how...
Front of the Marychurch Centre (we use the side door)