Tag: camera

• Catching the Splash

  

  In my continued efforts to learn and practise how to use artificial lighting for the purposes of product photography, I decided to try to catch some bouncing water drops. I tried and shot just over 100 frames before real life called and I had to leave the house. It isn’t just about learning how to…

  Leigh MacArthur

  March 21, 2020

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• Galleries and Exhibitions

  

  In today’s digital age and the constant go, go, go lifestyle that has dominated urban living all around the world, it’s easy to forget to stop for a minute and take time for yourself. As a photographer and an artist, a gallery or exhibition can easily become your amusement park, your wilderness, your library, your…

  Leigh MacArthur

  March 11, 2020

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• The Age of IG and the Smartphone

  

  I recently attended the annual full moon fire festival. The short version of the event is during the evening of the first full moon of the lunar calendar – believed to be the brightest moon of the year – large bonfires are made. People write their hopes and prayers and tie them to the sheaf…

  Leigh MacArthur

  February 14, 2020

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