If you look through my Galleries or Albums you will soon realise I rather like taking pictures of rivers, waterfalls, and the like. It’s obviously a throwback to my days as a fluvial geomorphologist and hydrologist. I think I’ve just about got the “silky” water effect cracked now, although when you’re short of light to start with, […]
Waterfall experiments Read More »
I just love Ludlow. I first visited the place with the South Wales Geological Society when I was studying geology for my A’levels. Just behind where I took this picture at Ludford Corner is the classic location where the Ludlow Bone Bed marks the end of the Silurian and the beginning of the Devonian geological
The light when I took this shot was rather strange as I think you might be able to judge. I put the polariser on the lens and played around with a few other settings before capturing this shot of the River at Salisbury quite close to the cathedral.
This image marks the day I started taking RAW+JPEG images (I now just shoot using RAW). It also marks the occasion of a dastardly attempt on my life, when one rather clumsy fellow Workshop attendee stepped (or fell) off a rock and nearly pitched me, my tripod and all my gear into the river just
Bubbling and foaming, Ribble Valley Read More »