Looking at a Still Life Image
Today I tried taking some new images. I have seen a guy on G+ doing them and I really like them. It is something that I have been thinking about doing for years, so I […]
Replacing The Sky
Last week I did a before and after of the following image, and Stacy from VISUAL VENTURING wanted to know how I replaced the sky in the image. I thought if she wanted to know then perhaps […]
Reflections in Glass
On Sunday I had a Social Snappers Excursion to the Museum and the Royal Exhibition Building. While we were waiting for the tour to start we had a walk around the building. The museum, next […]
The Before then the New
Over on Visual Venturing Stacy has started a new series of posts where you show the original image and then the after, so people can see what you have done. Someone asked me to do […]
Looking Back on Monochrome Madness
For those that follow my blog, Leanne Cole Photography, you will know all about Monochrome Madness, or the Monochrome Madness Challenge that happens every Wednesday on that blog. It was a challenge that came about […]
The Old Shearing Shed in Woomelang
I am enjoying playing with software for making videos, Camstasia Studio. The software can do some many things, and I know I going to buy it, eventually. I just need to save up the money. […]
First Social Snappers Photography Excursion
Today was the big day, the first excursion. I have to admit I wasn’t bowled over by people wanting to join the Social Snappers, but I decided I would go ahead anyway. It was a […]
Taking a Look at Another Image While Being Processed
This morning I put the following image onto my main blog and I did a video to go with it. Though the video didn’t work out, and I had to redo it, so the image […]
My Image for MM19
For this weeks Monochrome Madness on my main blog I thought I might try doing an image of a 100 year old shearing shed that I was allowed to take some photos of recently. It […]
Getting Yourself Covered – Insurance
In my classes one of the things I always point out to people is being very careful about taking photos, and something that comes out quite a bit is how people are not aware or […]
Real Photographers Use Manual Mode
When I teach I hear this so much. This idea that to be a real photographer you need to use Manual Mode all the time. Well, I think I am a real photographer and I […]
Lily from the Garden – Monochrome Madness
I did this image for the Monochrome Madness challenge over on my other blog. I used my new extension tubes to get this image. I have just purchased some new Kenko Extension tubes to use […]
Photography Competitions Vs Art Competitions
For a while now I have been asking myself the question of whether I should enter photography competitions, or just do art ones. There is a difference, and it is something I am still trying […]
Selling Your Photographs
I have already done this post but the new formating things I’m trying completely deleted all my content and I was left with just a gallery. So forgive me if this post seems rather short. […]
One Photo Two Ways
It is the Monochrome Madness Challenge on my blog tomorrow morning and I thought I might have a look at how one image can be done one way and then in another. I took this […]
Why Are You Taking That Image
When I am teaching one of the things I try to get through to my students is about intention, basically why are you taking the image. Intention At school now, when students write something they […]
The Social Snappers Photography Excursions for Women
Last week I started the Social Snappers. It seemed like a great idea to get small groups of people together to go out and take photos together. I also thought it would be a great […]
Is Night Photography Hard
Since I’ve been teaching I have heard many times how people think that night photography is really hard. I thought perhaps I might give away the secret of night photography. When I am teaching […]
Predicting Sunsets and Sunrises
Everyone wants to take photos of sunrises and more want to get a good sunset. I did a quick post last weekend on how I get the colours of those, and today I thought I […]