Featured Photography
Exeter Quayside, 2016-06-05
A whole bunch of photos with my new Sony Alpha 7 camera, at the quayside, Exeter. Boats, buoys and some interesting walls. Well, if you find walls interesting. I do.
[Read More...]Following the Lines
Another from the shoot I did in Bristol with Alex. This was one of the only shots where I gave any direction, and it was just to tilt her head a bit to the side. I’d realised she was following the lines of the staircase behind, and just tilting her head a little completed the […]
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Shadowing Alex
No studio lighting gear. It’s ok, fake it with a torch.
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Bodgers Hole
I knew someone called Bodger.
[Read More...]Coffee
Good idea.
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Blog Posts
A Dead iPad Pro
The Friday before last had a sad ending. I took my iPad out of my bag, and tried to switch it on. It was dead. I kind of gave that away in the title, didn’t I? It’s quite new – the 11″ iPad Pro, only around 2 months old. I tried powering off, but it […]
[Read More...]Coffee
We got a bean to cup machine. Before that, we had (and still have) a Nespresso, but it’s relatively expensive to run, and disposing of the pods is a bit of a pain. We’ve wanted to get a bean to cup machine for quite a while, but when one came up at a much better […]
[Read More...]Leaving Bear and Using Drafts 5
It’s not long since I posted about trying out Bear for writing. Now I’ve ditched it again. Mostly, though, the problem wasn’t Bear as such, just a better alternative for me came along. An updated version of an app I’ve been using for years – Drafts. Drafts 4 was a handy little app for capturing […]
[Read More...]Trying Polarr
I’ve tried a few photo apps for iOS. Quite a few. None have quite measured up for one reason or another, but Polarr is looking pretty close. Most of the time, I’m ok with the editing tools in the standard Photos app. It’s quite capable, on macOS. On iOS, though, it lacks quite a few […]
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