by Christopher Green | Jun 11, 2018 | landscape, Style, Tips
Above is the final image. And now I’m going to explain how I got it. What’s the difference between this tree, And this tree? The settings are exactly the same: 1/8000th ISO200 f/1.4 The second image is a panorama stitched...
by Christopher Green | May 27, 2018 | landscape, Style, Tips
Here it is, my first roll of medium format!!! All taken on the Hasselblad 500c/m, which is a completely manual camera. That means that I had to use a meter to get the correct exposure, and I had to manually focus (which is possibly the trickiest bit, even using zone...
by Christopher Green | Apr 29, 2018 | landscape, Style
Trying to make the most of a little bit of sun and the new colour in the fields, I headed out to South Yorkshire. Driving around for two hours, the journey was more enjoyable than getting out and trying to photograph, but eventually we decided to pull over just...
by Christopher Green | Apr 15, 2018 | landscape, Travel
All the photographs included in this blog were taken around the Lake District between March 24-29 2018 on the Fujifilm X-Series cameras. The images range from Coniston Water, Ullswater, the Langdales, Blea Tarn, Kelly Hall Tarn, and Tarn Hows. The end of March is a...
by Christopher Green | Apr 8, 2018 | landscape, Style, Tips, Travel
Last blog I uploaded some long exposures from Spurn Point. Today I’m going to share some long exposures from the Lake District, but this time I want to include the export data and talking through how I achieved the shots. All these photos were shot on the...
by Christopher Green | Apr 7, 2018 | landscape, Style, Travel
On Thursday myself and three friends headed out to Spun Point, basically the most eastern point in Yorkshire. We arrived around 2pm and wanted to scout the area for sunset locations. The trouble is the distance you need to cover and the potential locations, if you go...
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