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Remnant Tranquillity | Weekly Photo #53
Choosing the correct exposure time can make all the difference when trying to portray a certain mood or feeling in a photo. This week’s photo is a calm, tranquil seascape of the West Pier in Brighton, UK.
A Brief Moment in Brighton | Weekly Photo #38
Along with this week’s photo taken while on a walk along Brighton beach, I talk about the importance of capturing the mood and what it adds to the final image.
Skeletal Remains | Weekly Photo #25
During a walk along Brighton Beach with my family on a warm, summer’s evening, I decided to stop and take advantage of some glorious light by taking a photo of the West Pier remains.
Mental Health and Why Photography Matters
Mental wellbeing is getting a lot more attention these days which can only mean good things when it comes to awareness and management of the struggles many people privately endure every single day. In this post, I talk about how having a creative outlet such as photography can contribute to moving one’s mental health in a positive direction.
3 Minutes in Brighton | Weekly Photo #12
After a few hours wandering around Brighton taking photos of the seafront, I captured this 3 minute long exposure of the Palace Pier whilst I sat on the beach, relaxing and taking in the last light of the day.
On Location Photographing Brighton Beach
I live so close to Brighton but I rarely visit just to take photos, so this year I’m trying to put that right. This article covers two recent visits I made to capture the best spots on Brighton Beach at both sunrise and sunset. In the post, I feature photos of the West Pier, Palace Pier and the British Airways I360.
The West Pier | Weekly Photo #5
Not usually one to take black and white photos, when I arrived to take this photo of Brighton’s West Pier, I knew a colour photo wouldn’t work. Read how I was able to visualise the final image while out on location helping me achieve the look I was after.