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Backlog: December 2018
Saturday 5th of November 2022
December is when winter really get stuck in, and offers frequent displays of soft, low sun. Despite this photographic bounty, December was a surprisingly low-output month for me; perhaps looking after a 1-year-old child took its toll. early afternoon on Coast Road It’s also a time of wrapping up warm when out and about. shoppers at Norwich market Emily wrapped up warm doing a superhero pose The lo…
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Backlog: November 2018
Monday 17th of October 2022
This month’s pictures are, in large part, brought to you by the Lutify.me colour grade called Heulandite, which goes all in on the cinematic teal-and-orange thing. Also featuring strongly this episode: the 23mm f/1.4. beach rocks warning sign sun shining through a lifeguard hut window orange brick wall against a teal sky It also makes reds to super saturated. fire extinguishers on the back of a …
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Southwold Diptychs
Sunday 24th of December 2017
The weather forecast said it’d be shiny at dawn today but that turned out not to be the case. Instead, it brightened up about 11 o’clock, so Zoe and I made the most of it and went to Southwold with Emily for a nice walk by the sea. As with yesterday I shot with the Acros +Y film simulation, and +2 highlights, +4 shadows. Generally it worked well, but there were a couple of cases where +4 shadows w…
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Gorleston, bright, breezy and hazy
Monday 13th of February 2017
It’s my birthday, and the atmosphere bestowed a fine gift upon me: sunshine! Even better, it’s really hazy so the light is lovely and soft. After a delicious breakfast at the Lighthouse Diner in Lowestoft, Zoe and I decided a walk around Gorleston would be a fine way to spend the morning. A quick trip back home to pick up wooly hats (very much needed, it turned out) and off we went. looking sout…
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Aching to return
Saturday 27th of August 2016
Recently a kind soul replicated Fuji’s lovely JPEG film simulations as Capture One colour profiles , and the results are magnificent. This further means I now have access to a very close approximation of Classic Chrome, which my X-E1 can’t otherwise simulate. I’d tried it out a few times this past week but nothing really seemed to work that well with it. Until tonight. I was idly fiddling about w…
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Winter Sun
Tuesday 16th of December 2014
In case it’s not obvious from previous posts, I really like the photographic opportunities winter provides. At a latitude of around 52°, by mid-December there’s a mere 7 hours and 45 minutes of daylight, and the sun barely reaches 14° above the horizon, so shadows are long throughout the day. tree shadows on a footpath Lowestoft south beach promenad 12:30, and the sun is at its highest point of th…
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Liverpool One, #2
Friday 6th of June 2014
steps down from Chavasse Park leading to Strand Street Steps leading down from Chavasse Park in the direction of Strand Street In good weather, Chavasse Park is quite a popular place for people to relax and enjoy the sunshine.
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