Southern Iceland photography trip
January 09, 2026
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In November 2025 I had a simply incredible 4 nights in Iceland. A last minute trip, entirely dedicated to me and indulging fully in my passion for photography (rather than trying to shoehorn it into family trips). Didn't go to a single restaurant or bar, just had breakfast at hotel / guest house and a car full of snacks, rolls and pot noddles from...
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My 2024 photography in review
December 30, 2024
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My 2024 year
My 2024 photography year has been a bit mixed. Haven’t managed to get out and shoot as much as I’d like on a regular basis, but instead had some big trips with intense photography. So less ‘little and often’ and more ‘loads occasionally’.
Had a whirlwind week over to India as a wedding guest in April just the wife and I sans kids....
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The Power of Being Camera-Ready: Embracing Serendipity in Photography
June 19, 2023
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Photography has an uncanny way of capturing fleeting moments that leave a lasting impact. As photographers, we understand the significance of being in the right place at the right time, where serendipity often presents itself in unexpected ways. However, relying solely on luck is not enough to consistently capture these moments. By carrying our cam...
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Revisiting AI & ML (because I forgot I already blogged on this in April!)
January 05, 2023
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When is your photo not your photo? When it’s taken by a monkey! At least that was the debate that raged over the last decade, after British nature photographer David Slater succeeded in tempting wild celebes crested macaques to take selfies with his camera in 2011. Unfortunately for David, back in December 2014, the United States Copywriter Office...
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Are editing tools powered by Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning a step too far?
April 04, 2022
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I've recently been looking into editing tools for my photography editing workflow. I've been using CaptureOne ever since the demise of Apple's Aperture 3, and complimenting this with Nik Collection (for removing noise, sharpening, some infrared processing and B&W) and Helicon Focus (for macro focus stacking). Recently Nik Collection apps stopped wo...
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