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travel photography uncategorized wedding photography wildlife galleries fine art gallery portrait gallery product & commercial gallery contact me search rss feed welcome to gale photography hello, and welcome to my website! i'm derek gale, photography trainer and fine art photographer. if you are looking to improve your photographic creativity, skills or knowledge, check out the photography training pages. for beautiful fine art images that showcase my personal vision take a look at the fine art photography pages. you can keep up to date with me by subscribing to " writing with light ", my e-mail newsletter, which has special offers, photography tips, and news. just go to " contact me " above and click the “ please subscribe me! ” link. i won't pass on your details to anyone else, and it's easy to unsubscribe. you can also automatically receive updates when i write new blog posts. just press the " rss feed " button above. looking forward to hearing from you! in the meantime read my blog posts below. they're full of useful info... for gale photography's cookies and privacy policy please click here . follow @galephoto on twitter it’s all a bit gothy in whitby. friday, may 4, 2018 posted in architecture , black & white , composition , creative photography , landscape photography , portrait photography , street photography , travel photography last week i was up in derbyshire and yorkshire doing some research for a couple of photography holidays i am leading for hf holidays. one of the places i visited was whitby and by a happy coincidence the famous whitby goth weekend was happening. there were lots of people in fabulous outfits and all seemed happy to pose for photos. it would have been rude not to… one of the key locations for the weekend is the ruins of whitby abbey. it’s a real eyecatcher up on a hill overlooking the town, and is about as gothic as they come. i used the dynamic monochrome art effect on my olympus em-1o. i’m not too proud to use the art effects from time to time, though i save a raw file as well of course. i exposed for the sky to give a nice dark mood. some of the headgear on show was pretty full-on. this person was in full-length leather and studs, but i concentrated on their mask and hat with horns. it looks a bit like a selective colour image but it’s not. the wall behind was white which made the red on the horns stand out very clearly. on the subject of headgear, this guy’s top hat was one of the tallest i saw. he was wearing a very elegant black jacket and neck decoration. i have reduced the colour saturation to make him look a little washed out. those vampires do take their toll you know! i managed to avoid all the vampires and escaped, so i was able to get all my holiday research done. phew! by derek gale no comments add a comment link to this post email a friend “spring has sprung, the grass has riz.” tuesday, april 17, 2018 posted in garden photography , light painting , macro , natural history …as the old saying goes. its not just the grass that’s growing well here in the south of england. the spring flowers have started flowering too. having looked at and admired them the question arises of how best to photograph them. if you want to get close-up to a flower you can stand at a distance and use a telephoto lens to simulate closeness, or you can really get close with a macro lens. they each have a different look, as the relationship between the subject and the background changes. this lovely primula flower was growing in the lawn so i mowed round it. i got a plastic sheet and lay on the ground to get the best angle. the plastic sheet was to keep me dry! i used my 100-300mm lens set at around 180mm. that’s the equivalent of a 360mm lens on full-frame. the very diffuse background, a dark hedge, has appeared to come a bit closer due to perspective compression, but it’s nicely controlled. these tulips were taken with a 50mm macro lens, giving an equivalent focal length of 100mm. i had to get a lot closer to the tulips, and even at the same aperture as the telephoto zoom lens the background is less diffuse. this is due to the greater depth of field of the shorter focal length lens. there’s still enough focus separation to isolate the nearer flower though. there were reports in the media this week that the spring flowers might be over more quickly than usual. it’s best to get out and appreciate them while you can. oh, and take some pictures too! by derek gale no comments add a comment link to this post email a friend another exercise in movement thursday, march 29, 2018 posted in creative photography , light painting on my “movement in photography” workshops, and in my camera club talks, i discuss the use of camera movement and subject movement, but sometimes an image that involves neither cries out to be taken! these are battery-powered led xmas lights taken with a wide-aperture lens (f1.4) and defocused to give nice big “bokeh” circles. there’s lots of colour mixing going on in the overlapping areas. it’s like a very complicated set of venn diagrams. the led lights appear to be illuminated all the time, but if you move the camera another story emerges. swinging the camera from one side to the other whilst the shutter was open gave a series of dotted lines. this shows that the leds are flashing on and off. i assume it’s a power saving thing. more leds here, but this time in the form of gloves with leds in the fingers. with the camera firmly on a tripod i made the shape of a person by moving the gloves whilst the shutter was open. it’s not too easy to do! so that’s a static subject, a moving camera and a moving subject. you can learn more about these techniques, and lots more, if you book for my photography holiday in october with hf holidays. it’s in the fantastic shropshire hills. you can find out more here . by derek gale no comments add a comment link to this post email a friend 50 images of snow* wednesday, march 14, 2018 posted in black & white , landscape photography , natural history , travel photography * well actually it’s not quite fifty, more like three. it is said that the inuit have fifty words for snow; kate bush certainly does**. if you live in the uk it won’t have escaped your notice that we had a touch of snow this winter. we are due some more this weekend. snow changes things, a lot. for a start it makes the world much quieter due to sound being absorbed. it also makes the world brighter. it can confuse camera exposure meters making everything grey, so remember to dial in a bit of positive exposure compensation to render it properly white. a light dusting of snow can bring a bit of extra contrast to a landscape, which is often better shown in black and white. here is a hill in shropshire called ragleth. the woodland without snow is made much more tonally separate by the snow below and above it. light coverings of snow can form abstract patterns when they don’t fully cover the material underneath. the roof of this village hall in oxfordshire has turned into an apparently simple, but actually complex, array of alternating dark and light triangles. the roof vent makes a good pattern break. snow can be turned into a plain white background such in as this image of a maple tree branch. i shot it with a telephoto lens looking downwards onto a snow-covered patio. i increased the contrast in photoshop to give the semi-silhouette against a white background. the lesson is to take advantage of the snow while it’s around. it’s a great resource but vanishes too soon. **she made an album called “50 words for snow”. by derek gale no comments add a comment link to this post email a friend supermoon and super moonlight tuesday, february 20, 2018 posted in architecture , garden photography here in oxfordshire in january we had a supermoon. it’s where the moon is closer to the earth than normal, so it’s very bright. the supermoon sky was clear so it gave me a chance to set up my panasonic 100-300mm lens on a tripod and take some lunar portraits. i used a focal length of about 270mm rather than the full 300mm as it’s a little bit sharper. the effective focal length was 540mm. i needed to crop the image somewhat, but it’s more than acceptable. full moons aren’t as interesting as 3/4 full moons, as there’s no terminator visible on a full moon. the terminator generally has a more interesting light angle, with crater edges being picked out. the following evening the sky was still clear, so i tried a long exposure using just moonlight. my e-m10 has a very useful “live time” mode that’s perfect for long exposures. it allows me to follow the exposure on the rear monitor as it builds up. i used an exposure of 3 minutes. it’s amazing how correct the colours look and how sharp the shadows are. the giveaways that show it’s a long exposure are the star trails in the sky and the lights in the left-hand side of the house. supermoons are superfun. i look forward to the next one. by derek gale no comments 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