Jaguar XK photographed at Cheltenham racecourse. Ever noticed that just after the sun has disappeared for the day, that you get beautiful reflections on your car ? The whole sky is acting as a huge lightbox & providing wonderful light to photograph by. The alternative is to find an overcast day, where the clouds are...
Category Archives: Fine Art Photography
Witley Court – Worcestershire
Having not used my Infrared camera for a while, I decided to use it solely for a photo shoot of Witley Court, in Worcestershire. Having never been there before, I have to say it’s a perfect location for a photographer. I would love to photograph some Wedding couple shots here. Definitely worth a visit Infrared...
Broadway Tower Photographed in Infrared
Using an Infrared converted Canon DSLR I took a wander up to one of my favourite locations for taking photos, Broadway Tower. As stated on their homepage Broadway Tower is one of England’s outstanding viewpoints and at 1024 (312m) above sea level, it is the second highest point on the Cotswold ridge. Situated in an...
Autumn in InfraRed
Hey, everyone takes photos of the Autumn colours. So to be different I thought I would take some photos using the InfraRed camera I recently purchased. All taken with Canon 24-105 L lens.
Cheltenham Pump Rooms – Infrared
Taken with a converted Canon Infrared Camera. The beauty of having a converted camera for IR, is you can shoot at normal speeds, as you don’t need an R72 filter for the lens, plus you maintain Autofocus. I tried this same shot last year with a R72 filter & it took a 30 sec exposure...
Monochrome Portrait
This portrait was shot using natural light only, then cropped for this dramatic image
Warwick Arts Exhibition – Dave Williams
Running from Nov 16th 2007 for 6 months, this Photography Exhibition shows 20 Fine Art prints from Dave Williams. View the full 20 images below :-
Hay Bales
The classic shot at this time of year
Published in Cotswold Life Magazine
One of my favourite all time photos of Broadway Tower has been published in the Magazine “Cotswold Life” & here is the original photograph in all it’s glory (click image for full size)