by susan | Jan 2, 2021 | Competitions, Techniques
Inspired by various magazine articles on digital techniques, I experimented with adding textures, multiple exposure and overlaying pixelated versions on the original. The rendition of the toffee factory reflects the fact that the old premises was converted into a...
by susan | Mar 27, 2019 | Competitions, History, Out and About, Techniques
I have been determined to return to this lovely cathedral for a while after seeing it briefly last year, and managed to spend a couple of hours there, after purchasing a photography sticker. The time-consuming bit was taking multiple exposures at each spot. Combining...
by susan | Feb 17, 2019 | Competitions, Techniques
Having always sworn by colour photography, it was, unusually for me, my 3 monochrome prints that caught a judge’s eye this week. The use of monochrome on the Hexham abbey image allowed the detail on the screen , roof and windows to take pride of place, without...
by susan | Jan 21, 2019 | Techniques
I didn’t get up early enough to catch the full blood moon cycle of the total eclipse of the moon, but photographed the full moon before bedtime, and caught it coming out of its eclipse and brightening until it became hazy through a cloud.
by susan | Aug 16, 2018 | Techniques
I met a lovely lady, Maria Silmon, at the craft fair at Whitby regatta, and was sufficiently intrigued by her circular flower patterns to try and have a go myself. There is always symbolism attached to circles, but I think the meaning you derive from looking at...
by susan | Jul 17, 2018 | Out and About, Techniques
In an attempt to find more of a sense of “vision” in my photography, and get the “right brain” engaged, I attended a workshop at the Ouseburn on an extremely hot day last month with a photographer called Mark Banks. There was encouragement to...
