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A day out at Swanage railway to see The Flying Scotsman... Corfe Castle Station Harman's Cross

I visited the Martin Parr exhibition at Lacock on the weekend. I thought I would share a few images to see what you think... I have to say there was another person who was a keen photographer and we had quite a conversation relating to the exhibition. My view was, that for a professional photographer, I thought the exhibition was lacking especially when it came to things like focus, appropriate shutter speed and even content. The other guy seemed to think that was the point a

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This is a very handy editing tool/gadget it is a tour box that interfaces with all or most editing softwares and you have over 100+ functions in several buttons i find it more accurate adjustments rather than mouse moves when trying to move sliders

For those of us that don't have photoshop or lightroom thought ide list some other alternatives you may or may not have heard of I have these and have used them Affinity (is now fully free) Gimp photo editor I also have lightroom and photoshop Some Free alternatives - Lightroom 1. Darktable 2. Rapid Raw 3. RawTherapee Photoshop Photopea 2. GIMP 3. Krita 4. Pixlr

Last weekend I attended the Imperial War Museum Duxford Airfield Battle of Britain event and the celebration of the 90th Anniversary of the Vickers - Supermarine Spitfire. I have not used the Blog before and this is a test run for me. Two of the thirteen Spitfires attending the Event Many other other RAF and Allied Airforce types were present This image taken on Canon EOS 90D using a standard kit lens EFS 18-55MM f/stop 5.6 - ISO100 - 1/250

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1/800sec, f7.1, ISO 200 - 04:11am Well to be fair, this opportunity isn't available every day of the year! But it was on 28th August 2026 - A partial lunar eclipse. It was a bit last minute deciding to set my alarm and placing the camera and lens next to the bed. Forecast said cloud cover was possible and moon would be quite low (it wasn't either). As always when I set an alarm, i was awake about half hour before it went off (how does that work??), so disabled it and trod car

Back in June I attended a guided walk at Lake Pochard Nature Reserve. These are a few of the photos taken on the day. The guide Jon is a semi-professional photographer and is very knowledgeable. A typical guided tour is £60, but this could be a group tour of up to eight people. Obviously there is nothing extraordinary at this lake, birdwise, but it was a good experience. Especially the little bank vole which is quite tame, as a result of Jon's regular visits...

For those who do not yet know I broke my fibula whilst walking at Vassal Park, near the Frenchay Bridge. Easily done. I slipped on a stone, the ground was dry and dusty, fell quite hard and twisted my ankle. Initially I thought I had sprained it, but the following morning I couldn't put any weight on my right foot... Just to mention. If it wasn't for the cage around my camera I'm pretty sure my camera would have been considerably damaged. As it is the only damage is a few scr

Not the best of results, but take it from me, it's not that easy... For those who are not familiar with Raw Burst, the camera continually stores multiple shots, typically 15 - 25, in a buffer when the shutter is half pressed. When you decide you want the shot, you fully press the shutter and multiple shots are taken. This ensures you get the photo you require. The downside is you can only see the photos in Canons DPP (Digital Photo Professional) software with Canon. Once you

You can't beat getting out and about in nature to clear the mind. I have walked this area since I was 12 years old and never get tired of the scenery. This is the River Avon between the Lock Keeper Pub at Keynsham and the Chequers Pub at Hanham.

I am often saying at Club about the need for us to use the Resound Club Blog more often. That way we can maybe see more photos we are taking that perhaps sit outside of the normal composition challenges and the Inter Club Competition. And whilst I often try to encourage use of this I realise I haven't posted anything recently myself - not good. So this will be an attempt to put that right. Meanwhile I should acknowledge Neil and Manni who have been more active on here - t

Today I visited the Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2026 exhibition. This photograph was voted winner of the Animal Portrait category. The photographer stated that he purposely blurred the image by moving his camera to make the shot more interesting... Personally I think the judges needs to visit Specsavers... 😂

Members of the Resound Camera Club recently had a practical photography evening in Bath, focusing on street photography. Here are a few...

I had some time to kill on Thursday afternoon so took a walk from Snuff Mills towards Vassels Park. I bumped into a twitcher who told me...

Landscape Photography Landscape photography is all about capturing wide, sweeping views with great detail. The ideal lenses for this...

First attempt with my new camera, Canon R6 Mark II Probably a bit of a mistake. I could really have done with a little more practice but...

Last weekend I decided to get out and photograph Buzzards at a hide near Peterborough. I found out about a few hides for photographers on...

Hi Everyone, this is a fascinating insight into how camera lenses are made. A walk-through process from start to finish.