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Snow in South Buckinghamshire

Looking out across to Penn

Nature Reserve HoltspurHogback Wood BeaconsfieldOld BeaconsfieldOld Beaconsfield

 

TIPS see page end. Thanks to all our students for sharing their SNOWY PICTURES.

 

 

Low cross lighting gives drama. Formal symmetry often very pleasing. Frosty the Snowman. It's can be easy to miss these classic images that capture the moment.

Who was it who said? It's all about the light. Such a lovely feeling.

Margaret Burford Patrick Holmes Sarah Web
Shoot into the sun. Space sets a tranquil mood. Tracks in the snow telling a story.

A dramatic wide angle lens gives this image a unique style, enhanced by the sharp lighting.

Icandescent white balance gives a deathly cold. The stream snakes away.

Nicky Milne

Alex Buckingham

Louise Harris
Nice to see people, do I notice a little Lowry coming on. Clear simple and classic image. The story jumps right out One of those majestic big time images. Good to see such drama from sleepy Bucks

Andrew Bungard

Yvonne Benz

 Chris Worthington
Picture perfect. The story is in the image. It comes over great even when the lighting is flat. When the subject's so beautiful how can one fail.? (Easy, by not making the effort to do it.) Life just passing by. It's fascinating to record these fleeting moments.
Jaimi Ellis Kay Rogers Veeda Williams
Story is often in the detail. Close shots can tell as much as wide panoramas. Pictures don't have to be rocket science to be great. Shoot what you see, add blue sky. Sometimes the classic images are just around the corner.

Matteo Bassi

George Mardall

Hannah Snowsill
Close viewpoints. Wide angle lenses. Stunning images. There's a story with this Number 6.

Strong, clean and simple equals an image with drama and presence.

 What fun. A clear demonstration of shooting straight into the sun.
Ben Jones Rebecca Buckingham Liz Vaz
Here's a point. Even without dramatic lighting an image can capture the x factor.

Wow. Who was it who said? The story is in the detail! A very emotive image.

 Rugged, dark, bleak scenes demand shots just like this…fence, pole and scrub.

Bob Harrison

Hazel Wilder

 Jean Wolfe
See how the low viewpoint has added drama and power to this image.

Winter wonderland! Nice to let your eye be drawn to the farm building.

Steve Vinden

Melanie Ketch

 

TIPS
Give yourself time to find the shot.

The lighting is more dramatic at sunrise and sunset.

Because of all the white the camera meter will tend to underexpose.

If possible bracket the exposure until you are confident.

Try a panoramic. Shoot three images with some overlap. Use Photoshop to merge them. 

Thank you all our students who sent us SNOWY PICTURES.

 

 

 

 

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