Vimeo: DLive: A selection of video and time-lapses I shot when @jchauhan and I visited the Peak District. I wanted to test the Time-Lapse app on my Sony A7S. It has some really useful features (such as

A few days ago the UK weather took an unexpected turn for the best...we had real sunshine for the first time in months - in fact I believe it was the hottest day in April for many years. @jchauhan and

So some of you may have seen a post by @jchauhan about his beast of a camera - the Black Magic URSA 4.6k (he calls it the beast, but cradles it like it was his baby!) (If you haven't seen the post, here's

This shoot was done in a studio that you would mistake for a derelict building had you not known. I had a free day to shoot and a friend of mine said she'd be happy to model for me. This was her first

A manor house had become available last minute, so I quickly got my gear together and made my way to this shoot without any time to plan. The idea behind this was to combine luxury with simplicity.

I don't really do much street photography. But I really should. Why? Well, for starters its good for you - you get to do a lot of walking...but aside from that it's a good form of inspiration. When you're

I've been helping a few friends with their photography recently. A problem they face most of the time is taking more interesting/creative shots without investing in more equipment or learning how to edit.

Another shot taken in the room that was forgotten at my old studio space. Lighting: Beauty dish fitted with a grid for controlled lighting Editing: A tiny amount of dodge and burn, curves for contrast

Okay, so they aren't wolves, but they are definitely family and they have wolf like features. Meet Nio (red/brown and white) and Reva (white w/brown) my Siberian Huskies. I took this shot of them whilst

Lighting: 1 softbox as the main light, a reflector for fill Editing: Frequency Separation for skin, dodge and burn to add dimension, Curves to add contrast and remove any unwanted colour cast and finally

Apologies, this post has been deleted as I suffered a bit of a glitch with Bescouted...it timed out and in the process managed to post to steemit but not Bescouted, so I reposted and inadvertently ended

Portrait of a ballet dancer. I met Sian through her dance teacher, Jenny. Jenny had been telling me how Sian was lacking in confidence since an accident 2 years prior and was finding it difficult to get

Hi guys, I'm pretty new to Steemit and thought it was time to introduce myself. Before I get started about me, I want to say a big thanks to @mynewlife (Raf) for introducing me to Steemit and @jchauhan

In January I was lucky enough that my amazing wife booked a few days away to Amsterdam for my birthday. Doing what I do for a living, this time of the year is usually time spent in front of the PC editing

A simple black and white photo lit with a beauty dish, fitted with a grid to control the light spill.

This shot was taken in an old studio I used to work in. The room had been stripped down for months and just left full of junk. Eventually the junk was removed and I quite liked the texture of the walls.

The day we threw a model into a tree..we just wanted to try something different and she was totally cool with it. Got to say it's tough trying to set a light up in a tree. This was taken in Dovedale (Peak