Mike Hardisty Photography
Many of my photographs are taken using the Sigma 10-20mm wide-angle lens fitted to my camera. With a wide-angle lens I can fit more into the frame, especially usefully if I am working with wide open landscapes or the cramped interior of a church as I often do. The downside of a wide-angle lens though is... Continue Reading →
Clichéd I know but sunsets are rather easy to capture. For one you can sort of see what the day has been like, you can see the cloud formations starting to take shape and then all you need to do is take the photograph. Golden Hour last night was from 19:40 until about 20:30, not... Continue Reading →
It wasn't too bad an evening last night, cold, but looked as though there might be a reasonable sunset. Seemed like a good idea to maybe visit the beach and have another try with the new Sigma 10-20mm Wide Angle lens. But let me go back a little in the day first. Earlier in the day I... Continue Reading →
One of the great things about Focus on Imaging is you get to talk photography with lots of like-minded people. This year, although I mistakenly booked my train tickets for the wrong day, I still managed to spend a pleasant 3 hours talking to another photographer about guess what….photography. At the convention itself I tried... Continue Reading →
