An Englishman's Garden Adventures
A series of 24 fine art photography “paintings” created from photos recently taken in my garden.
Low-key botanical photographs are easier to create than you might think. In this article, I explain how to use your camera and/or photo editor to create such images for yourself.
A series of 21 botanical photographs of plants, flowers and foliage from my garden, shot in the ‘low-key’ style.
A series of eighteen botanical photographs of plants, flowers and foliage from my garden, shot in the ‘low-key’ style.
Today (February 18th) was a storm-force gale and the power went down. I took advantage of the situation by popping out (between showers) to … read more
Having the right kinds of plants in the right kinds of place at the right time of year can increase the pollinators visiting your … read more
Here are a few subjects from my garden that I thought made good black and white photographs. [click any image to view in full-screen … read more
I grew this Tree Lily in a pot in the greenhouse. Bulbs I purchased in spring came to fruition: 5 strong 4ft tall stems … read more
During lockdown, I’ve been learning how to use my camera (a Nikon D3300) to improve my garden photography, particularly how to use aperture priority … read more
Playing around with the depth of focus on my camera, then layering the images in sequence produced these rather dreamy effects…