Showing posts with label fellowes photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fellowes photography. Show all posts

Sunday, 12 July 2026

Roaming in the Gloaming? Not Today: Announcing the Fellowes Photography website!!!

There is a specific kind of rain in Ayrshire that doesn’t just fall; it hovers, wraps itself around you like a cold, wet blanket, and gently informs you that your outdoor photography plans for the day are thoroughly cancelled. It was during a stretch of exactly this kind of typically damp Scottish weather - when the gloaming was far too saturated to roam in - that I decided to finally build a proper digital roof over my creative head.

I am incredibly pleased to announce that the Fellowes Photography website is officially live.

Wednesday, 1 July 2026

Stripping Away the Drama: An introduction to Deadpan Photography

There is a common misconception in photography that to make an image powerful, it has to be dripping with drama. We chase the golden hour, we hunt for explosive contrast, and we angle our lenses to create dynamic, emotional narratives. But lately, I’ve been drawn to a completely opposite philosophy. A genre that looks you dead in the eye, refuses to smile, and demands that you look at the world exactly as it is.

Welcome to the world of deadpan photography.

Pulling Back the Digital Curtain: Meet the (mostly) efficient "gang" keeping this blog afloat

A quick opening note from the keyboard: Just to clear up any digital confusion before we begin - it’s me, Gemma , writing this post in my o...