I had the opportunity earlier this year to work with a great British ceramic designer Indigo Moss. Taking photographs of a small sample of new designs for their website.
I had the opportunity earlier this year to work with a great British ceramic designer Indigo Moss. Taking photographs of a small sample of new designs for their website.
There are many Depth of Field apps available for the iphone but this one is unique. Phocus has the ability to calculate depth of field based on selecting your optimum aperture or minimum and maximum focus distance. These options are useful for composing images where focus is critical between two key areas or where you need to know what will be in acceptably sharp focus at a given aperture.
The ability to calculate this used to be available with most manuel lenses. Now with autofocus lenses the depth of field calculator has gone and you only have the distance scale available, at least on Nikon lenses this is the case. I don’t tend to need this kind of tool
for most of my work. However occasionally its useful for critical work or when working close to the subject.
Photographed the Grimsthorp half marathon today for Runner’s World Magazine. This was a beautiful setting to work in and I am pleased to have discovered the wonderful Grimsthorp Castle. http://alexorrowphotography.photoshelter.com/gallery/Grimsthrop-Half-Marathon/G0000ISlXW6Tn2mc
Image gallery for the Ongar Tri A Tri Triathlon photography will be available from here.
Sawston Fun Run 15th May 2011 – Images by Alex Orrow
Sawston Fun Run images available now! View Gallery Wonderful weather in Cambridgeshire today for an excellent and Fun Run through Sawston village.
Further Reading:
See my previous post to read more and see examples/
All images from the living sport Awards Dinner on the 17th November 2010 at the East of England showground, have been uploaded and our available to purchase as downloads or as prints. View gallery >
Alex Orrow photography will be attending the Pink Rose Charity ball on the 20th November at Clifford Hall, Cambridge. The money raised will go to the Cambridge Breast Cancer Research Unit. Images from the event will be available online here: Visit gallery >
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