We got up early to finish packing. My dad had offered the yesterday night to take me and Jason to the peaks if we (I) was packed and ready early enough. We misjudged how long it was going to take to get everything done and we were in a bit of a rush, but we managed to get everything done by half eleven when we set off for Dovedale.
We found a nice rock to sit on and eat lunch when we arrived, and Jason and I spent some time taking photos. It was pretty busy since it was a) the weekend and b) a nice day. We had ideas for photos, but there were too many kids running around for some of them to be feasible. Nevertheless, Jason decided to give it a go anyway. When he's uploaded some photos I'll link them. I didn't bother to try some things as I didn't have the patience to wait for people to get out of the way.
I attempted to use the Brenizer method a couple more times, this time using my 55-250mm to see how it would turn out.
The second one I tried has too many photos and kept crashing. I'm going to try doing it in smaller batches but I haven't sorted the photos into these smaller batches yet.
After a while we had to head back in order to make it home at a reasonable time. On the walk back to the car, we passed a man (fly?) fishing in the river/stream and I stopped to take a photograph. He saw me and gave me a big grin but I used autofocus and the camera decided the people behind him were more important so it's all out of focus... my own fault really, even though I selected the focus point right on top of him. Stupid camera. Oh well!
We took a couple more photos just before we reached the car park and then headed off.
Messed about a little bit with my camera on the journey home and looked through Jason's shots.
We made it back in good time. I showed off my huge tv (the only reason I didn't get a train home for summer) and we watched tv for a while.
Showing posts with label Brenizer Method. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Brenizer Method. Show all posts
Thursday, 27 June 2013
16th June 2013 - Dovedale
Labels:
Brenizer Method,
Dovedale,
Ducks,
Flower,
Flowers,
Home,
Nature,
One Hundred Days Of Summer,
Peak District,
Peaks,
River,
Summer,
Travel
Location:
Dove Dale, Ashbourne, Derbyshire DE6, UK
Thursday, 13 June 2013
12th June 2013 - A Day In Derby
Went to Derby with Jason to pick up a few bits from his he'd left behind. But first we walked to Derby Uni to take some photos. There were a few damselflies amongst the reeds at the side of the pond.
I tried another shot using the Brenizer method, but again it didn't quite work out... I will get it right one day!
Jason continued to take pictures of damselflies and red spiders and I sat in the middle of the nearby road taking more photos.
Jason started taking photos of me sitting in the middle of the road and attempted a Brenizer style photo himself, but the light changed halfway through he shots so his photo has random lighter patches on it. I decided then that I wanted to try and take a selfie (despite choosing not to pick up my tripod before we left) and made Jason sit in position while I set up the shot.
At this point it started raining pretty hard so I abandoned the shot in fear of damaging my camera and we sat inside for a while where we met a couple of Jason's friends. When it died down, we left to go to his and on the way out I saw a snail and decided to photograph it.
We passed a church on the way and I took photos of the roses outside it.
We got his stuff and headed back to Sheffield.
I tried another shot using the Brenizer method, but again it didn't quite work out... I will get it right one day!
Jason continued to take pictures of damselflies and red spiders and I sat in the middle of the nearby road taking more photos.
Jason started taking photos of me sitting in the middle of the road and attempted a Brenizer style photo himself, but the light changed halfway through he shots so his photo has random lighter patches on it. I decided then that I wanted to try and take a selfie (despite choosing not to pick up my tripod before we left) and made Jason sit in position while I set up the shot.
At this point it started raining pretty hard so I abandoned the shot in fear of damaging my camera and we sat inside for a while where we met a couple of Jason's friends. When it died down, we left to go to his and on the way out I saw a snail and decided to photograph it.
We passed a church on the way and I took photos of the roses outside it.
We got his stuff and headed back to Sheffield.
Labels:
Brenizer Method,
Damselflies,
Derby,
Flower,
Flowers,
Nature,
One Hundred Days Of Summer,
Portrait,
Roses,
Summer
Location:
Derby, UK
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