Welcome to Capture a Moment
If you have visited before, you will notice the new larger set of Galleries, a blog and a lot more information about me, the techniques I use and the story behind some of the images I have taken. If this is your first time to the site, I hope you enjoy taking a moment out of your day to flick through some of the images I have taken. Thanks for visiting.
If you have visited before, you will notice the new larger set of Galleries, a blog and a lot more information about me, the techniques I use and the story behind some of the images I have taken. If this is your first time to the site, I hope you enjoy taking a moment out of your day to flick through some of the images I have taken. Thanks for visiting.
Popular Image of the Month
Happisburgh Beach
I get inspiration from a number of sources including friends and professional photographers such as Lee Frost and Joe Cornish.
I find the location leads me down routes and styles I have never tried before. A desolate beach can leave me looking for patterns and reflections.
The weather also plays a huge part and a stormy sky can lead to all sorts of images and fog can plays wonders on the landscape.
However a single quote justified the use of digital manipulation, where appropriate, to my work and this plays an important role in my processes.
"You don't take a photograph, you make it"
Ansel Adams
I find the location leads me down routes and styles I have never tried before. A desolate beach can leave me looking for patterns and reflections.
The weather also plays a huge part and a stormy sky can lead to all sorts of images and fog can plays wonders on the landscape.
However a single quote justified the use of digital manipulation, where appropriate, to my work and this plays an important role in my processes.
"You don't take a photograph, you make it"
Ansel Adams
Check out my brief guide in the articles page to Happisburgh Beach after a visit there to capture the sunrise on the East coast of Norfolk.
The history surrounding the location is amazing and very sad.
The history surrounding the location is amazing and very sad.
