Many people ask what I do when I’m not out taking pictures. The answer is a lot. Time spent snapping is only a very small percentage of the work of a professional photographer. Due to a camera fault i’m unable to take pictures at the moment so I spent some time thinking about what I’ll get up to until it’s fixed.
St Hybald’s Church in Hibaldstow is currently undergoing repair work to it’s tower. As a resident of the village and someone who appreciates having this lovely old building close to home I’ve decided to donate profits from the sale of 3 of my Hibaldstow prints to St Hybald’s Funds. Get your copy here and help save our Church.
A write up of the background and approach behind my latest featured print – Hibaldstow Poppy Field. New from Home James Media – Lincolnshire Landscape Photography by Robin Ling.
It’s now possible to use film era lenses with adapters on your modern mirrorless camera and lenses can be picked up very cheaply. Learn about the camera settings, special equipment, lens choices and tips for Using Manual Focus Lenses on a Sony A7 but the principles apply to all modern mirrorless cameras.
With the recent news that British Steel Scunthorpe was to go into liquidation, I thought it poetic to photograph the works at sunset. Taken from around 5 miles away, I was lucky enough to capture this image of the Southern aspect of British Steel Scunthorpe as the sun set last Thursday evening.
In this post I’m doing a rundown of my top 3 Lincolnshire Photographs showing off the season of Spring. These 3 may surprise you as they aren’t typical landscape photographs but I hope they give you an idea of what it’s like to have been out in the Lincolnshire countryside this past season.
Legend has it that the Devil once released his young demons to make mischief one day and a two ended up in Lincoln at the Cathedral. They upset proceedings, knocked over the Dean and broke stained glass windows. An Angel was despatched and appeared in the Cathedral. The Angel then caught one of the demons … Read more
This time I have a trip to the northern end of the Ancholme Valley Way. Exploring the sights of South Ferriby Marina and the Cemex South Ferriby works from the banks of the River Ancholme. Here I used long exposure photography on a particularly breezy day to get a couple of nice black and white images.
What a spectacular time of year it is! Wandering around Christmas Festivals with a glass of mulled wine or mince pie on the go whilst browsing the tremendous gifts often at bargain prices. Maybe you are still looking for a few gifts for your loved ones or a special greetings card for relatives across the … Read more
Last weekend, National Trust property Tattershall Castle ran their annual festive market. I visited as I was keen to explore how busy the market would be and whether a photography stall at next year’s event would be a successful venture for me. The Castle The Castle itself looks like a really good place to explore … Read more
