Posted June 3, 2010 by Axel
Finally had a chance to put this one up for your enjoyment: Sam Pickett playing “Celestial” live at The Sovereigns pub in Woking in May 2010. View the video after the break.
Posted from: Surrey, UK
Posted May 25, 2010 by Axel
On 23 May Sam attended the open mic night at my local pub The Sovereigns in Woking. Although not technically a “gig” it turned out to be a nice little jam and an opportunity for him to show us that he can perform in every condition. Also, I took some video using my Canon 7D which I’m currently editing. Don’t forget to check out Sam Picketts music over on MySpace too! Enjoy to photos after the break…
Posted from: Surrey, UK
Posted May 19, 2010 by Axel
Some of the photos I shot on Tuesday for folk rocker Sam Pickett are now online on my flickr.com album. Let me know what you think by posting your comments or sending me a tweet. Don’t forget to check out Sam Pickett’s MySpace page.
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Posted May 1, 2010 by Axel
HDR or High Dynamic Range photographs look positively cool and if you have a Canon 7D DSLR you probably want to know how to do it. After googling I found an excellent little topic over on DPReview where GM1974 posts how to do it. However, since the information is a bit all over the net I thought I’d create a straight forward “how-to” post about shooting HDR images with your 7D. So read on to find out how to do it.
Posted May 1, 2010 by Axel
One moment you think there’s just one choice to be made and then Canon come along and make you think about it all over again!
Hands-on information and independent reviews are scarce, in fact after Googling for a while none really any exist bar the obscene amount of PR mambo jumbo. I found just one review by a cameraman who has in-depth knowledge of the EX1(r) and got his hands on a Canon XF305 long enough to write up a useful post.
Posted February 25, 2010 by Axel
After years of unsuccessfully trying out other software and providers to get accurate, easy to understand, and comprehensive statistics for my website(s), can Clicky Web Statistics finally wrest me free of Google Analytics?
