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Running alongside our regular photography classes has been a Duke of Edinburgh Photography Class. The class of four 15 year olds from Beaconsfield High School has just finished having so much fun shooting pumpkins.
Photography classes in Bucks.
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This is a one second exposure taken inside the Camera Obscura, a small garden shed on the Lawn of Lacock Abbey.
Step inside, shut the door and see the image projected on the inside wall.How intriguing to see photography in action at the place where it all started.Photography for business www.trewimage.co.ukPhotography classes in Bucks www.imagemasterclass.co.uk
We’ve just returned from a pilgrimage to Lacock where Fox Talbot invented photography.
This lattice window was the subject of the world's earliest authenticated surviving negative. What an honour to stand where Fox Talbot stood so many years ago when he made his discovery.
Can you tell me how I shot this image "in camera".
No messing around , no photoshop.
My client supplies these vast wagons to the
music industry and wanted a few dynamic images.
From the birthplace of the Industrial revolution to robotics that replace the jobs of hundreds...progress that never sleeps. (One of a selection of location and studio photographs I took for my client's website)
Who was it who said... British Craftsmanship is dead?
Look again at this image. Can you guess the marque?Photography for business www.trewimage.co.uk
Our client writes the software and designs the robots that package everyday products. Using the items on which his robots work, my brief was to shoot images to reflect the company's expertise and passion; images that speak volumes.