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WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge – Heritage
It is time again for the weekly WordPress Photo Challenge and this week’s theme is Heritage. Here in the UK we are steeped with Heritage especially along our shores and waterways. A lot of our castles are now owned and maintained by Scottish Heritage and English Heritage with a few being owned by the […]
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Weekly Photo Challenge – Reflecting
Well the revamping of the blog is going well and I am thoroughly enjoying reworking all photographs. Well with time spare on my hands I now have the opportunity to enter this week’s photo challenge called Reflecting. Reflections are everywhere and the reflections that I love mostly are the reflections in water… Whether it be […]
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Earth day, a weekly WordPress Photo Challenge
Earth Day was on Saturday and unfortunately we didn’t get the chance to go out and photograph any new places, which is more the pity. But by luck I am still in the process of processing photographs from our Easter Weekend trips firstly to Ashenbank Woods and then Hole Park.
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Weekly Photo Challenge Surprise
Another week and another challenge and this week’s photo challenge set by WordPress is called Surprise. Of course there was nothing like a surprise cow who wanted to make friends and taste my lens. Within the grounds of Hole Park near Rolvenden was a field with a herd of cows in it.
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When time is of the essence – Rochester Castle
What with Easter just being around the corner and a lot of things to do… today’s photograph is one I took on a windy cold spring evening at Rochester Castle in March 2017. After a bit of manipulation in Photoshop to remove a litter bin and a flagpole without a flag… here is my quick […]
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Topaz Remask… just can’t believe it.
Now I love Lightroom and the majority of my work’s carried out in Lightroom. However, Lightroom does have its limitations and one of those limitations is that you can’t work with layers or add textures to your images. So Photoshop is my number photo editing software that I turn to when adding textures. But what I […]
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Security of the moat at Leeds Castle near Maidstone
I really can’t get my head around the date change of the WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge… anyway here is my entry for this weeks challenge Security. The above photograph was taken at Leeds Castle back in September 2016 and shows the security of the moat in protecting the castle from invasion.
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WPC – Atop – Overlooking the countryside
Another week and another WordPress photography challenge. And the theme this week is Atop. The above image is my final image processed in Lightroom. And for this challenge I used an image taken way back in 2014 at the top of Bodiam Castle overlooking the East Sussex Countryside.
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Using Adobe’s Photoshop Mix App with Lightroom Mobile
For just under £10 a month, I subscribe to the Creative Cloud and Lightroom Photography Package and personally for me, it suits my needs as I get both Lightroom and Photoshop. However Lightroom Mobile is another thing. I do wish Adobe would give Android users the same features that are available to iPad and iPhone users. Android […]
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Talking Point – Lightroom Presets – Is it cheating or a time-saver?
Today I thought I would approach a subject that has many opinions on it. In my talking point discussion I want to ask is using a Lightroom Preset created by another photographer cheating? Or just a time-saver? I have downloaded free Lightroom Presets as well as purchasing Lightroom Presets. I bought a collection of Lightroom […]
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Blue Rose of Belmont House and Gardens
I’ve played around with the Oil Paint filter at times in Photoshop before. However, due to it not working on my desktop I invested in Topaz Impression. What I like about Impression is that the software applies different styles and brush strokes to your image. However, for this Blue Rose image I wanted to stick primarily to using […]
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WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge – Shadows
As many of you may have gathered by now I am an avid Lightroom User and if I can do all of my processing in Lightroom I will. Have WordPress excelled themselves? You bet they have, but I will get back to that in a moment. First of all it seems absolutely ages since I […]
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