Showing posts with label Landscape. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Landscape. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 4, 2013

Trees by Tim Gartside




My first video on Youtube! If you like it, give me a thumbs up. Music by the amazing Daft Punk and sublime The Cinematic Orchestra.

Tuesday, November 19, 2013

another shot from Derwent Water,Keswick







New Autumn pictures

There has been some amazing weather in the Lake District this Autumn and here are some shots that I took over several trips. Do comment if you enjoy them!

Monday, September 13, 2010

Blackpool, fireworks, Photoshop,




This image was shot at the recent firework competition in Blackpool, Lancashire.

I knew from a previous attempt that the fireworks would be small and hidden behind the pier so I first shot the pier and beach how I wanted it to appear with a 24mm wide angle and then moved under the pier and shot the fireworks separately. I later merged the different images using Layers in Photoshop.

For more information on my Photoshop and photography short courses please visit my website

www.timgartsidephotography.com

or email me

timgartside@ymail.com

Saturday, February 20, 2010

Photography workshop, Brighton,Sussex, England

Another shot from a recent workshop in Brighton. Here are some dates for anyone interested in attending a future workshop.



Day out in Brighton.

April 3rd 2010 & April 24th 2010

We will meet up at 9.00am and wander around the photogenic beach front at Brighton shooting piers, funfair rides, people and all the many colourful subjects that a typical seaside town has to offer. The day will finish with a night shot of the fabulous Palace pier.

Cost £120 per person max 6 people

Does not include cost of food.

Wednesday, February 3, 2010

Photoshop short courses in lovely Kent, South East, England



This picture shows you just how powerful Adobe Photoshop is when it comes to post production. It allows you to produce simple effects all the way through to some amazing montages. Here basic curves, selections and colour were used to bring out detail in the shadows. Bamboozled by Photoshop? Why not treat yourself or give a gift to someone and learn some of the 'dark' arts of Photoshop to bring your pictures to life! Visit my website for more details or send me an email;

www.timgartsidephotography.com

timgartside@o2.co.uk