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Category Archives: Canon EFS 60mm Macro f2.8
 Regular followers of my blog will recognise this striking man as Michael Ritchie, guitar maker. Mike made my acoustic guitar, and although it is as damn near perfect an instrument as I have ever played, it wasn’t made specifically for me. Mike is remedying that now, and so I had an opportunity to visit him…
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Posted in Canon 50mm f 1.4, Canon 7D, Canon EFS 60mm Macro f2.8, Macro, Portrait, Sigma 28 f1.8Tags: classical guitar, Fintry, Lennoxtown, luthier, Michael Ritchie guitar maker, Scotland, Scottish, spanish guitar
 One of the greatest joys of photography is the simplest one. There are moments of pure visual joy which you can savour and indulge in, but then attempt to hold for ever to revisit and to enjoy. One evening recently, I came upon this stunning Iris in the warm, diffuse evening light in a friend’s…
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 Sorry about the thin posting since my session with Sarah Jane and Paul. It’s just as well I did that when I did as I was away all the following week walking the Great Glen Way between Fort William and Inverness (73 miles) and the day I was travelling back Sarah Jane delivered! The way…
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Posted in 100 Portraits Revisited, Animals, Canon 17-85 IS, Canon 40D, Canon 70-300 IS, Canon EFS 60mm Macro f2.8, Landscape, PortraitTags: Caledonian Canal, Fort William, Great Glen Way, Inverness, long distance walk, Scotland
 It’s been one of those days when it’s rained constantly in true west coast of Scotland style and so I wasn’t able to take any photographs even in passing. I have been busy preparing and printing cards for the 100 portraits exhibition which starts at the weekend so I hope you’ll settle for an old…
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