D7000 – Page 2 – We are a Husband and Wife Photography Team

Trying out our new Manfrotto 678B Monopod

So finally managed to get out and about this afternoon with the camera and our new Manfrotto 678B Monopod with tilting head. Well, what do we think of this monopod from Manfrotto? To start with it’s like all other Manfrotto kit well made and up for job and even comes with 8yrs warranty, but asContinue reading “Trying out our new Manfrotto 678B Monopod”

Hints and Tips Page

Well it’s been a day more about learning how to use WordPress than taking photos, however with a little practice I’m happy to say that I’ve just managed to post our first Hints and Tips page, hope you like and I hope it helps First Hint and Tips, Getting that panning shot

Night Photography

Taking photographs at night just after the sun has gone down and the stars have started to come out, is a great time to learn and practice both Nightscape and Long-Exposure Photography As you still have enough natural light to see what you are doing and set up your camera before it gets too dark,Continue reading “Night Photography”

Adding Background Movement

So adding background movement in a photograph is all about getting your panning right along with your camera set up, so what is panning I ask myself. Panning is having the ability to move your upper body but keeping your feet still and your camera on target to the subject you wish to photograph, whilstContinue reading “Adding Background Movement”

Wildlife Photography

A Wildlife Photography is a very popular style, with bird watcher’s spending crazy money on lenses. Taking photos of wildlife will test every little photography skill you learn as wildlife never stays still for long, so setting up your camera and using the correct settings is a must. I’m still trying to get the hangContinue reading “Wildlife Photography”

Playing with Long Exposure

Long Exposure photography so what is it? well, everything I’ve read so far points Long Exposure photography being anything that requires and tripod, as the shutter speed time is too long to take a photo holding the camera by hand without taking a totally blurred and out of focus photograph. The photo can also showContinue reading “Playing with Long Exposure”