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Tag Archives: greece
Will digital do this?
I recently finished processing this shot, taken with my Leica R4s ModP and the Summicron 90mm lens, and it struck me as a fine example of the sort of quality in the tones that film can deliver and but digital … Continue reading
Posted in Cameras, Colour film, Crete, Equipment, Film, film camera, Film cameras, Greece, Islands, Leica R4s Mod P, Leitz Summicron 90, Natural, Photography
Tagged Digital, equipment, film, greece, quality, tonality
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The Best of 2012
IT’S hard to say which of this year’s crop of photos are my best, particularly as I am usually most excited by what I have done most recently – and if my work is steadily improving, that is as it … Continue reading
Posted in Greece, Large Format, Leica R4s Mod P, Medium Format, Qatar, Temple of Aphaia
Tagged Arabia, art, artistic, Crete, Doha, greece, photography, Qatar, Rethymnon, review
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The quality of light
I’VE BEEN working through the mass of photos I took during my Greek trip and I was struck by the two below. One of them was taken in the evening the other early the following morning. The difference in the … Continue reading
Posted in Aegina, Golden hour, Greece, Islands, Lighting, Natural, Photography
Tagged Aegina, Aegina Town, argo-saronic, comparison, Digital, Golden Hour, greece, greek, historic, Independence War, light, Markellos Tower, photograpy, Tower
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Time for a change
ENOUGH about arcane experiments with old cameras! Well, enough for now, anyway. It’s time to get up-to-date and throw in some shameless self-promotion. So, today: Greece. I’ve just come back after 10 days wandering through the delightful Argo-Saronic Gulf, the … Continue reading
Posted in Aegina, Canon 5D MkII, Greece, Islands, Photography, RAW processing, Temple of Aphaia, Temple of Apollo
Tagged advice, Aegina, Aphaia, Apollo, archaeology, art, Canon 5D MkII, Digital, digital processing, greece, history, Island, Islands, processing, RAW, Temple, white balance
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Making a start
I’ve posted my first image – the header showing a boat in front of the rising sun at Agios Nikolaos, Crete, in August 2007. It’s a bit tricky shooting sunrises like this, especially with an SLR where you can’t see … Continue reading
Posted in Photographic techniques, Photography
Tagged Agia Nikalaos, Digital, exposure, greece, greek, photography, sunrise, technique
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