Showing posts with label boat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label boat. Show all posts

Thursday, March 29, 2012

First folio on sale

Today I delivered my first limited edition folio to the gallery. Ten art pictures of Lyttelton Port packaged in the Dane Creek folio covers and now on sale at Arts in Oxford.

I've always focused on individual pictures before, but found the process of putting together a themed folio both challenging and rewarding; presenting a new dimension to story telling that goes beyond the individual image.   It will be interesting to see the response from gallery visitors but, regardless of that, I am really comfortable with what I have been able to produce so far and look forward to developing other multi-image projects in the days ahead.


See the rest of the folio here.

Sunday, January 15, 2012

Tug Luttelton

Last one from the Lyttelton set. This one is available from Redbubble as a greeting card or as a larger print. Go to http://www.redbubble.com/people/phoxford/works/8339970-tug-lyttelton.
Nikon D80, 8mm fisheye, f11 2 1/125 sec (3 brackets) ISO 200.
Next it's boulders and penguins. Stay tuned.

Friday, January 13, 2012

Tugboat Lyttelton

Two more pictures from yesterday's "Lyttelton" set. Both of the Tugboat Lyttelton, both using an 8mm fisheye lens. Both of these pictures have had some of the fisheye distortion (vertical lines) corrected with the programme 'Fisheye Hemi'. This is a very useful tool to have if you still wan't to have a wide field of view but with slightly less of the fisheye effect.

Nikon D80, 8mm fisheye, f11 @ 1/125 sec (3 exposures blended), ISO 200.