Why Rise to the Challenge?
There is a huge variety of challenges and memes in the blogosphere, but why should you join in? Well, they can give inspiration, get you over that writer’s (or photographer’s) […]
Photography Tips: Black and White
There are a couple of Black and White Photo Challenges that I enjoy participating in. I thought I would share some of the tips I have found as I seek […]
Extreme Point of View in Dubai
Regular readers of my posts will know that I am a fan of images taken from a high or low perspective. Below you’ll find an incredible photo from an extremely […]
Photography tips: shooting open spaces
Wanderlust is one of my favourite travel magazines, so I was pleased to find these photography tips from them. Given the current WordPress photo challenge theme of Horizon, I thought […]
Sunday in Paris
One photo, no words for Silent Sunday. Linked to Sundays in my City, Weekly Top Shot and Photo Friday.
Reverent Rendez Vous
Linked to Sundays in my City, Weekly Top Shot and Pixelventures: People.
Keeping Abreast of Art in the Marais
The Hôtel de Béthune-Sully in the Marais district of Paris, is marking Breast Cancer Awareness October with four pink installations by visual artist Kaliko, plus a photography exhibition. The photography display is part of Estee Lauder’s […]
How to Master White Balance
The Travel Shots section of National Geographic features useful tips to improve our photography skills. This one on white balance is simple to follow and great for beginners. ****************************************************************************** Posted […]
Photo Tips From Santa Fe
I enjoyed this article from National Geographic and wanted to share with all you keen photographers out there. It is short and simple with good illustrations. It was posted by […]
Photography 101: The Rules and Elements of Composition | The Daily Post
Pressed from Photography 101: The Rules and Elements of Composition by Cheri […]
A Wonky Point of View
Sometimes, it is good to move away from the rigidity of the horizontal and vertical, and venture into the crazy world of the diagonal. Claridges at an angle seems more […]
Travel with Intent 