Posts tagged as:

Sigma 30mm

Inspired by an exhibition

by NickL on January 21, 2009

in Hampshire, Uncategorized

[image title="Waiting for a ferry" size="medium" id="1991" align="center" ]
Portsmouth, Gunwharf Quays – 1/80sec at f / 5.6, 30mm (45mm), RAW, ISO 1600 (auto), D300
The exhibition I went to on Saturday was all about the spaces we inhabit, the people we share those spaces with and their interaction with their own environment. I took this photo after the exhibition but didn’t realise until later that this image must have been inspired slightly by it.
[click to continue…]

  • Share/Bookmark

{ 0 comments }

Been there done it before but is it worth doing again?

by NickL on January 20, 2009

in Hampshire, Uncategorized

[image title="Old Portsmouth Harbour walls" size="medium" id="1990" align="center" ]
Harbour wall, Old Portsmouth – 1/80 sec at f/5.6, 30mm (45mm), ISO 1600 (Auto), Hand held
Do I ever visit places I have photographed before to take more shots? In fact do you?
[click to continue…]

  • Share/Bookmark

{ 2 comments }

Colour saturation

January 19, 2009

[image title="nlp_1692" size="medium" id="1993" align="center" alt="Portsmouth fishing nets - 1/250 sec at f/11, 30mm (45mm), RAW, ISO 1100 (Auto), D300" ]
Portsmouth fishing nets – 1/250 sec at f/11, 30mm (45mm), RAW, ISO 1100 (Auto), D300
The auto ISO feature is quite intriguing, ISO 1100, hmmm, never considered that one before but the colour looks good, the [...]

Read the full article →

The beauty is in the detail

January 18, 2009

[image title="Portsmouth Cathedral" size="medium" id="1997" align="center" alt="1/200sec, f2.8, ISO 1600, 30mm (45mm), Nikon D300" ]
Portsmouth Cathedral – 1/200sec, f2.8, ISO 1600, 30mm (45mm), Nikon D300, RAW
If you read the post that I wrote on Saturday, you may have already seen this image but during the course of this week I shall be picking out individual [...]

Read the full article →

London – The sights, the smells and lights, lots of lights

November 7, 2008

[image title="A random building, sorry no idea where or what it is. I loved the combination of colours." size="medium" id="1501" align="center" linkto="viewer" ]
Heading for London yesterday on the train, a very murky world whizzed past me as I was on my way to visit my Brother Tim. We were planning to do some photography and [...]

Read the full article →