Dave Loudon's blog

I think I have seen the most beautiful photograph ever today. I visited the Ansel Adams exhibition in Edinburgh. Go if you are local, go if you are not.

'Moonrise, Hernandez' has to be the most beautiful shot ever, and like the best, he was simply driving past. He seen some light on a small town with an awesome backdrop and had one glass plate left. What came out of that moment was heavenly. I know it's old school compared to the tools us digital photographers use today, but we could all learn something from the master.

Managed to get a photograph on the BBC Web site. It's a picture I am proud of so wanted to share my good news. You can see it here.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/3631797.stm

and

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/in_pictures/7207523.stm

 

Thanks Scott for letting me know it was on the site.

 

Pulling my hair out. Its been two days without taking a photo. The pain is too much.

This is the year I have a feeling I get even more hooked on Photography.

It's all consuming. Wherever I go I find myself looking up, around and behind. Every sight becomes a judgement. Is it a shot? Is it an opportunity?

Here's hoping I find the balance between my new found addiction and my family, career and all the rest.

Looking to get a little more time to upload some of my latest photos. Been playing with night shots. Watch this space for some very amateur photography.