Posted on November 22, 2020 by keithjohnmason

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New Video – Cobbold’s Point

Posted on November 7, 2020 by keithjohnmason

A shoot at this fantastic location at the north end of Felixstowe.

Penarth Pier at high tide

Posted on October 13, 2020 by keithjohnmason

In this video, I 1) shoot some sunrise photos of Penarth Pier, 2) Discuss being a klutz with my photography gear, and 3) introduce the concept of a “Tax on Stupidity”

Seattle Skyline – 2007 and 2015

Posted on August 31, 2018 by keithjohnmason

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I took this back in 2007, with an Canon Rebel XT (350D) – an entry level DSLR, handheld and standing on the some scaffolding four storeys up in a pretty dangerous location. Things I didn’t know in 2007. 1) For landscape ALWAYS SHOOT WITH A TRIPOD. 2) ALWAYS SHOOT IN RAW. That said, I was pleased that I got a different composition than the standard picture of the Seattle skyline, as it was not taken in Kerry Park which is pretty standard and where I got this picture (on a tripod, with an ND filter, in RAW) some years later on a winter’s day.

Dreaming of Porthmeor sunsets

Posted on May 21, 2018 by keithjohnmason

Looking forward to the some more of these sunsets over my favourite beach.

Cherry Blossom, Washington DC

Posted on April 26, 2017 by keithjohnmason

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During our visit to Washington, DC, we went downtown on a lovely warm sunny April morning. There was thousands of people out for the Cherry Blossom race – a running race that takes in much of the wonderful cherry blossom that is out this time of the year. It also brought out many photographers keen to get THE picture and couples with photographers getting “couples” pictures with blossom as their background.

Washington DC Metro Station

Posted on April 13, 2017 by keithjohnmason

IMG_4725FB I’m just back from a visit to Washington DC and surrounding areas. I took this on my first morning, entering the Metro system in DC for the first time.