Author Archives: Matthew
I am a photographer who specialises in portraits. In 2008 I completed a "100 portraits" project in which 100 people chose each other in turn as my portrait subjects. It was a great learning journey about portraits in "the wild". I now love taking people-pictures even more than when I started photography a few years back.
 My dear friend Martin at one of his favourite places, the Burrell Collection in Glasgow’s Pollock Park. We arrived as it was becoming dark so lighting was a difficult mix of background tungsten lighting with orange cast and a slight natural twilight coming in the window behind me. This gave me difficult colour cast and…
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Saturday, January 10, 2009
 I am going to mention two things at once in this post, so I apologise in advance for not doing full justice to either. Here is a picture of friends Gerry and Elisabeth on the summit of the little gem of a mountain in the Trossachs called Ben A’n. I found it while doing a…
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Posted in Canon 400D, Landscape, Thoughts and ReflectionsTags: Adobe, an, ben, cloning, corruption, DNG, editing, file, files, fixing, lightroom, RAW, Scotland, Trossachs
Thursday, January 8, 2009
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Thursday, January 8, 2009
 This is one of my very favourite pictures. It doesn’t really cut it as a portrait, but the sheer starkness of Sally’s imposition against the Matterhorn is fantastic. Taking people-pictures in bright midday light always results in shadowy eyes. People wearing hats and sunglases makes the problem even worse. I this case Sally’s hat and…
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I use a Canon 40D. I am really pleased with it and if I never had another camera I could continue to make great images with it, but I am a photographer, and it’s not in our nature not to want a better camera, especially at a time like the present when every new generation…
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