Photography Archives - Page 4 of 32

Big & Little

Up with the sun today, I found myself across the Welland Canal from our local grain processing facility, the Robin […]

Following on from the previous post discussing aspect ratio, one of the images imported during the same session showcases the

By default most cameras record images in 4:3 aspect ratio. Some use the web friendly 16:9. Many people never look

At the recent Motorycle Swap Meet in Ridgeway I spoke with one of the Show & Shine winners and wanted

This last weekend I attended a motorbike bike event in Ridgeway at the Crystal Beach arena. I was there at

A friend tipped me off to a breeding pair of Osprey, knowing I could be trusted to not reveal the

This site has been quieter than usual as I recently rejoined the ranks of those looking for full time work.

Anyone with a phone can take a great photograph. They can even edit them using any number of free apps.

Some trails are off limits. They may cross private land or be otherwise closed to traffic on foot or wheels.

Early one March morning, I was fortunate to be awake when the sun made a rare appearance in the leaden

Sports are notoriously difficult to photographs. People move so fast. Vehicles, at least, usually go fast in a straight line.

Onward is one of my favourite words. It says so much. Is life getting you down? Are you facing difficult