Waiting for the sun to move round, I would have liked 10 minutes of that yesterday, as it took 5 hours to get a full 2 minutes.
I was concerned enough about the extreme heat to cover the camera as it topped 30 degrees, happy days.
Hasselblad H3, with a 50-megapixel back and a 50-110mm lens; it was one of those baking-hot, intense summer days, in between showers. I had to quickly take cover, leaving the tripod as it was for reference.
I am tethered to Hasselblad’s Phocus software on my MacBook Pro; it works well these days, you just have to worry about battery life.
Bradstone Landscaping Product’s
I was lucky enough to be commissioned by HROC, Birmingham, for several years to help translate their landscape designs into images. A team brought this to fruition, including designers, art directors, landscapers, prop hire, and plant sourcing, with a photographer and assistant holding up the rear.
Massivly hard work, early starts and late finishes trying to get the low sun, but in retrospect very rewarding
