Last time I hiked up Snowdon (I say hiked, we took the Miner’s Track, which is fairly easy-going for the most part) the mountain decided to mess with me. It was a lovely sunny day when we set off, and yet in the space of three hours it rained, hailed, and eventually snowed on me.Continue reading “Snowdon: September 2019”
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Budapest: January 2019
We took a short break to Budapest, as it is a city I have wanted to visit for a very long time. Obviously, my camera came with me.
Into the woods: November 2018
“The leaves are rapidly falling…”
Wollaton Stags: October 2018
“…a few images of the very friendly deer at Nottingham’s Wollaton Hall”
Chasing light: September/October 2018
At the end of September I started a Masters course in Biological Photography and Imaging.
Flower Dreaming
“…with macro and plant photography I can just step outside into my garden and shoot some flowers with a cheap 50mm lens and produce personally satisfying and fulfilling images.”
Bluebell Wood, Derbyshire: May 2018
Spring is sprung
“I found a new hide yesterday. Great little find nearby, with so many species frequenting the feeders…”
Focus Stack-attack (Invertebrates)
As part of my Advanced Method Zoology module, we undertook some imaging coursework. This involved photomacrography, photomicrography and Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) work.
Moon Phase: 28th December 2017
I took the new (second-hand) lens out into the garden to try to capture a closer shot of the moon…
Clare Lusher Photography 