Tag Archives: sky photography

Book Review: Kardashian Dynasty By Ian Halperin 📖

I’m back with a new book review, as I haven’t done one in ages. I finally found a book that was interesting or intriguing enough to read and came across Kardashian Dynasty. One day I was surfing the net and  I remembered there was a book out on the Kardashians. It randomly came to me…More

Full Moon: Close ups🌕📷

Hello, I’d like to tell the back story to these photographs. “A while ago, I was walking home and came across the crescent moon in the sky. I went in my house to get the camera quick and as I came back out, it was gone. I made it my mission to capture the moon…More

#Photography: Canny Cannes🌅📷

Welcome back👋🏾, This is the first blog post of this week. I’ll be sharing a link to a video slideshow of the images captured in Cannes. There are mainly landscape, nature and water shots💦🌳 Here is the link to the YouTube video: Cannes: Photography Slideshow Enjoy watching the footage and check out the other photographic-related…More

The Post During The Coast ☕️🚶🏾‍♀️

There is no real reason for this post, other than the fact I haven’t uploaded one in a while. I just suddenly had the urge to write something (I got inspired too by reading someone’s post I came across not long ago). There is no direction I’m going in this one🤔. The title basically describe…More

Sunset Reflection 🌅🌈

I think it’s nice to watch as the sun set in, because the sky tends to display a variation of colours, which blends to create a rainbow (despite there being no rain). I managed to capture the sky, right before it turned dark.  I’ll demonstrate the before and after pictures below: I decided add a…More

Rainy Day Photography ⛱🌅 : BTS 

The sky caught my eye last night, whilst I was on my travels. It was blue but the clouds had a warm pinkish tone to it. Also, it displayed a streak of orange. So, I decided to capture the moment, before the sun went down. It was also raining as well, as I thought that…More

Figuring Out London 💦🌲💧

Landscape photography allows you to capture everything at once and in one photo, to create the bigger picture. You can use the buildings and objects in the camera frame, to construct shapes and dynamics, within the image. Here’s some pictures I took earlier on today: More