Robert is a surrealist visual artist, photographer and journalist. Many of his photographs are exhibited throughout the world in private and corporate collections.
Well, I certainly hope you all enjoyed part 1 and have managed to take some stunning photographs of our Milky Way!
Photo by Kristján Freyr Þrastarson
Photographing stars offers the exact same concept as shooting the Milky Way, but with this, there are a lot of different principles that come into play. Read more…
Taking pictures of the heavens can be tricky. Not only do you need a fast camera, but you also need a clear night sky.
Photo by Sebdows Photography
This can be a tough situation to achieve, as not only are you up against the weather, but you also have light pollution and a number of other factors that can all contribute to making your night time photography session fail at the first hurdle. Read more…
“Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime.”
Photo by lolymoune
Being a photographer is a lot like being a writer; you have good days, and you have bad days. Some of those not-so-great days can bring a whole multitude of different annoyances: the weather, dead batteries, the models don’t turn up. But nothing is more frustrating than the dreaded creative block. Read more…
A full-frame DSLR is perhaps the most desired bit of kit any photographer could ever dream of having. This is the 5D Mark III or the D700, each an awesome camera that pretty much deliver the goods every time.
Photo by AlexCarata
Fall is indeed a magical time for everyone. With the air becoming clean and crisp, you get to dust off your overcoats and walking boots.
Autumn by Simon Hua
You’ll hear the chopping of the wood that will see everyone though the winter months. But there is nothing more recognizable with the season of autumn than the colors associated with the falling of the leaves or fall photography. Read more…