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What's been happening this week I thought I would update you on what's been going on in the past week, it's been a busy week, I have been working for Supertracker in Southampton taking images of their new giant wheel alignment instrument and I have been boosting my landscape portfolio. I have been again optimizing my Lightroom collection, Adobe Lightroom is my main post-editing tool and organizing application, although other software platforms are available I find that Lightroom is so intuitive to use I cannot see me switching to anything else at least in the short term. I have recently joined Picfair as a contributor it allows me to platform my work on a stage where customers can license and buy physical copies of my work, very cool! I have talked in the past about Bark and Bidvine pioneers of the new Gig culture in the UK, the principle is that instead of clients finding...

What's in a Photo Part 1 It's been a very long time since I last blogged about anything, so I thought it was about time I started again! What's changed since I last put my thoughts into type? Well, the family is growing up fast and there's a distinct increase in grey hairs on my head, my photography has changed a lot too. Photography in the naughties has altered an awful lot since I decided that I should pursue photography professionally, the advent of sophisticated camera phones means that professionals really have to prove their worth to gain work, an average image just won't hack it in today's competitive market. I'm unashamedly self-taught as a photographer, although it's not something I would advise doing, in hindsight going to college or university would have been a far more straightforward path in the photographic industry. The advantage of being in an environment where you are supported through your photographic journey would have made ...

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Mud Mud Mud! This years Great Dorset Steam Fair has been effected by the appalling summer weather Britain has had in 2012 (second worst since records began and worst summer for 100 years!). I have been visiting the steam fair most years since I was knee high to a grasshopper, the event has grown immeasurably since it's inception in the 1960's to one of the biggest events of it's type in the world. The heavy rain has played havoc for the organisers and our evening visit on the opening day of the show meant us drudging through mud, rallying across the car park field and sadly seeing many of the exhibitors covering up to protect from the foul weather. Luckily the British spirit prevailed and there was still plenty to do and still many photographic opportunities. Heading back to the show on Friday after a day of sun hoping that some of the mud has dried out and we'll have a cracking day out and capture some of the unique atmosphere with my camera....

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