Creative and business resources for photographers – ProPhotoNut

From Canon Zooms to Primes ~ A guide

25 comments August 29th, 2010 06:35pm damien

My complete camera kit. A Canon 5D mk2 with four prime lenses

Here is the story of my switch from zooms to primes and my findings so far. (more…)

Inspiration for my upcoming heART of portraiture shoot

2 comments August 25th, 2010 12:26pm damien

I thought I’d share with you my planning process for my upcoming heART of portraiture event. I am shooting three consecutive workshops with the soon to be supermodel Chloe Jasmine Whichello. Here are my ideas… (more…)

How to get inspiration

11 comments August 11th, 2010 01:32pm damien

Inspiration for words or pictures comes from many sources but if you want to improve your ability to learn from the masters you must first understand the language they use. There are indeed rules of grammar and rules of picture composition. I don’t want to bang on about the rules, I’ll leave that for (more…)

Test shoot on location with Stina Saunders

12 comments July 21st, 2010 10:12pm damien

Here are a few of my pictures of Stina taken on a big flash test shoot with fellow photographer Nick Bunton. We pooled our lighting equipment so we had 2 Mobil A2R kits, 4 Mobil flash heads, a ringflash or 2, and 5 Speedlights at our disposal. We both chose to shoot Nikon and I used my Nikon D700, with 14-24 f/2.8, 24-70 f/2.8 and 70-200 f/2.8 lenses.

1. This frame of Stina was shot in front of a concrete pillar supporting a link road in Bristol. The lighting design is simple but effective. Two 3/4 backlights were provided by a couple of Mobil heads and a Broncolor ringflash on camera completed the look. ISO 200, 1/200th at f/11

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Shots of Stina from a 1:1 training session

8 comments July 14th, 2010 05:46pm damien

1. This simple but punchy twin Speedlight shot told the weather story of the day. Yes we got wet, but it didn't detract from what was a great shoot and learning experience. The white balance was at 3400K by accident but I liked the blue look so I kept it.

Every few weeks or so I put a 1:1 or 1:2 shoot training day into my diary. It’s an opportunity to fine tune a photographers shooting and lighting skills. Sometimes I shoot alongside and other times I just direct and light. The format is flexible and great shoots always result. Here are a few of my frames from yesterdays session…

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New product videos now online

12 comments June 26th, 2010 11:19am damien

Here are some new product information videos that I’ve put together. The motivation for the project was to use video to answer some of my most asked questions freeing up my time and educating site visitors in the process.

I’m in the process of replacing my existing Flash online video content with Quicktime H.264. All the videos were shot in SD and are iPad or iPhone compatible. If you have any compatability issues with the videos below or you have codec settings that I could use to make the videos better, bigger, and load faster please use the comment facility below. Thanks in advance, Damien.

Here are the links to six of my latest videos:

Which lighting stand is right for the job?

The Orbis ring flash adapter in action

How easy is the EzyBox by Lastolite?

How do Arri Fresnel lights produce such beautiful light?

How can I use the LoveCube on location with a Speedlight?

How do I use the Lovegrove Studio Collection of colour gels?

iPad picture resize action for Photoshop

11 comments June 8th, 2010 11:25pm damien

Here is my iPad picture resizing Photoshop action (right click link and choose to download linked file) I’ve zipped the action for security. The slideshow function within the iPad photos app (more…)

The iPad and the MacBook Pro ~ Partners in life

37 comments June 6th, 2010 08:54pm damien

I’ve been getting loads of tweets about how I’m finding my iPad and I’m hearing the pains of indecision from the ‘yet to get’ and ‘not sure if I want to’ togs. So here is my analysis of the mobile world according to Apple.

Background info: I own and use the following on a daily basis: (more…)

Model test shoot ~ Pictures and slideshow presentation

15 comments May 30th, 2010 11:58am damien

Here are a few pictures from a test shoot I did with Rosie Pitt last Wednesday. I set the pictures to some royalty free music using Fotomagico slideshow software. (more…)

1/8000th flash sync with Broncolor Mobil and Canon 5D mk2

56 comments May 23rd, 2010 08:36pm damien

Well here is a little something to get your heads around. I’m not sure on the physics or the tech behind this post but I do know the maximum published sync speed for non Speedlight flash kit is a measly 1/200th of a second with the Canon 5D and 5D mk2. Not any more! The techniques used in this post were hinted to me by Martin Hogeboom in a cafe in Amsterdam last week and I vowed to give it a go and see if the rumours are true. All the exif is intact so please learn from it as you wish. (more…)

Personal news

14 comments May 17th, 2010 08:42pm damien

Every now and then there are days my life that trigger significant chains of events. I don’t believe in consequences. Things happen for a reason. I have spent the past 16 years of my life being guided on a meandering path to happiness and fulfillment. The journey has been tough at times and is by no means over. An underlying drive to make things happen has given me the vision needed to succeed. Where does this energy and drive come from? It’s not Weetabix that’s for sure. I possibly have a condition. Strange word – condition, it somehow implies an unfortunate situation that requires treatment. But I can’t believe how happy I am to have it. To be labeled with the same brush as these remarkable people has me feeling quite blessed. The one constant in my life over the past 16 years has been Julie and wow, what a constant, steady as a rock – my rock.

Speedlight Mastery Manchester – Nikon ~ Pictures and Techniques

10 comments April 26th, 2010 07:14pm damien

1 - The Pebble of Manchester and Lisa Marie are lit with a splash of flash from an SB-900 on a stand. I triggered the flash in full sun at a distance of 30m with the pop up flash in my Nikon D700. At no point throughout the day did we have triggering problems with Nikon's fantastic infra red system.

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Orbis ringflash adapter ~ A few questions answered

5 comments April 24th, 2010 10:22am damien

Why Orbis?

Well, there are several devices available for using a Speedlight as a ring flash. I’ve tried most and some are way sleeker and less cumbersome than Orbis but of all the ones I’ve tried Orbis is the only one (more…)

Lovegrove News – Focus preview PDF

5 comments March 4th, 2010 11:15pm damien

Our team at Focus this year are Blaise Williams, Claire Hanley, Steve Devey, Marko Nurminen and myself. In previous years we have been swamped and unable to connect with as many of you as we had wanted. So this year we comissioned a far bigger stand and as you know it’s not the stand that matters it’s the team so here they are: (more…)

Lowel id-light – The Lovegrove kit specifications

16 comments March 4th, 2010 08:13pm damien

I may have seemed a bit quiet over the past few weeks. but believe me I have been flat out developing new product lines and preparing for our biggest Focus show ever. One of these product lines is the definitive collection of continuous lighting equipment.

The Lowel id-light out on location

Why work with continuous light? Well, all pro DSLRs seem to have HD video shooting capabilities these days and they are being used in many ways. From the basic shooting of promo clips for blogs right up to the production of hybrid wedding multimedia products. When it comes to shooting video alongside stills continuous light is a must. (more…)

Impromptu test shoot ~ pictures and techniques

16 comments February 24th, 2010 07:39pm damien

I was giving my Evolve delegates their two day closing session on Monday and Tuesday. When it was decided that a mini shoot with Speedlights would whet the creative appetite. So Blaise, my amazing PA rustled up Lauren our model and on Tuesday afternoon we produced these shots at the Matara in the Cotswolds.

Snow was falling, it was nearly dark outside but the light from one Speedlight was all I used for this interesting portrait.

We used the potted plants as dingle and the Honl gobo strapped to the Speedlight as a close coupled reflector. All of us were shooting completely different images from this session. Both the Nikons and Canons were producing extremely varied results. TTL often struggles to produce consistent results when Speedlights are used as backlights. (more…)

Latest News

13 comments February 4th, 2010 12:12am damien

The LoveCube™ is here at last. No, it is not dodgy but it will brighten up your photographs and look great at home after the shoot too. Details

The LoveCube™ is a studio prop that will look just as cool in the woods, on the beach, up the Eiffel Tower or in your home. It comes complete with a light fitting (removable) so that it can be used as an illuminated coffee table.

Twitter continues to amaze me. I’ve connected with 800 or so photographers now and it seems the tipping point has been reached. (more…)

Lovegrove News update

12 comments December 12th, 2009 02:10am damien

With details of new workshops ~ Focus on imaging ~ SWPP talks ~ Blog updates ~ And a call for ideas. (more…)

News update

6 comments December 5th, 2009 02:00am damien

In this update: Nikon lenses on Canon bodies, Infra Red news, Lens test reports and more. (more…)

Carl Zeiss 21mm f/2.8 compared to Canon 16-35mm f/2.8L MK2

21 comments November 29th, 2009 02:47am damien

I recently decided to replace my Canon wide angle zoom lens with a fixed prime lens. I shoot mainly portraits and it’s worth bearing this in mind as you read this out of the box review. My decision to go prime for my super wide shots was an easy one to make.

The Zeiss Distagon 21mm f/2.8 ZE attached to my Canon 5Dmk2

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New Speedlight Mastery video info and pre-order page is live

15 comments November 23rd, 2009 06:23pm damien

Below is a clip from the 2.5 hour production. Here is a link to the information page I have created for this new video production. You can view another clip from the movie there too. Please take a look and pop back with any questions you may have. (more…)

Pocket Wizard TTL ~ firmware updates

23 comments November 21st, 2009 11:15pm damien

UPDATE: Full version 500 of the firmware is now available for all PW TTL units. Download via your Pocket Wizard utility application.

There is an updated firmware available for the Pocket Wizard Mini TT1 and Flex TT5 available for download here. It is Beta firmware but don’t let that put you off because the previous official version was a work in progress. The good news is that additional functionality has been added to the Mini and Flex as well as 7D compatibility. A few bugs have being fixed too especially those that affect 5Dmk2 user.

Canon PW TTL update and Nikon questions answered

10 comments November 8th, 2009 02:43pm damien

I’ve had many questions from Nikon users waiting for the new Pocket Wizard TT1 and TT5 units and here is my response to the most common one. Should I buy an SU-800 or wait for the new Pocket Wizard TTL units to come out? (more…)

Drobo, safe data storage made simple ~ our findings

20 comments September 26th, 2009 11:28pm damien

Drobo sounds good, looks good and might just save your skin. It’s a hard disc array that backs itself up so that if [correction, when] a hard disc fails it can be replaced with a new one without losing any data or experiencing down time. It’s like RAID but better. We’ve had ours now for over a year and (more…)

New ~ PW TTL for Canon creative day in Bristol

3 comments September 9th, 2009 01:03pm damien

Getting creative with off camera flash is very rewarding when you are in control. I'll be showing just how to work with colour at this new creative workshop.

Here at last is the first of our creative days for users of Pocket Wizard TTL triggers for Speedlights. Learn how to harness the increased power of high speed flash sync and how to work without line of sight syncing in one of the most striking locations in the world. (more…)

CE Pocket Wizards in stock >30m range with 580EX11.

32 comments August 10th, 2009 11:11pm damien

I know this is the dullest of pictures but it shows the 35 metres range of the FlexTT5 with my 580EX11 Speedlite. More exciting pictures will be shot tomorrow when I have my first full photoshoot with the Pocket Wizard kit. I'll be shooting fast moving objects in sunlight at 1/2000th second at f/5.6

Hi all, We have received our first batch of the Pocket Wizard Mini TT1s and Flex TT5s for Canon. I have been testing a set (1x mini TT1 and 2x flexTT5) for about 4 hours now. I am pleased to say that they have passed all my tests so far and the units are now available here from our site. Here are my initial test findings with an exciting twist in the tail: (more…)

News ~ New York Picture preview

5 comments August 4th, 2009 09:04pm damien

Wow! Just back from a week in the big apple and it was something else. A taster…

Boy did it rain! But that never stopped us creating pictures. I used a coloured gel on the flash units to add some life to this shot. Alex's feet were rather damp to say the least but we still had such a great time in the 28C degree warmth.

I had Alex climbing up the wall for this shot. Concrete blocks painted black and a splash of flash from 2 Speedlights as shown was all I used for this striking set up on the street. We were stopping the traffic and having great fun.

I’m not sure I could have coped with another day, it was so full on. While I was there (more…)

Nikon D700 with 24-70 f/2.8 ~ Vs ~ D300 with 17-55 f/2.8

10 comments July 16th, 2009 02:28pm damien

What a great challenge. Warehouse Express asked me to check out the differences between the Nikon rivals and report back. Well I already own a Nikon D700 with the 24-70mm f/2.8 lens so Nikon lent me the D300 and the 17-55mm lens combo to do the evaluating. There were less surprises than I thought but here are some of my findings. (more…)

Pocket Wizard update

9 comments July 15th, 2009 07:19pm damien

Following a month of beta testing in the UK Pocket Wizard are set to go into production with CE units of their new TTL system for Canon. It’s an exciting time for us and a scary one too. We all want this project to succeed and a lot of PW reputation for outstanding reliability for radio triggering of flash units hangs on the success of these new TTL products. Here at ProphotoNut we wish Pocket Wizard good luck and a good UK launch. No date is set yet but it is likely to be weeks rather than months watch this space.

Bristol Urban Portraits 13 ~ pictures & techniques

7 comments June 30th, 2009 11:54pm damien

In a sun locked UK shooting goes on but it is definately harder to work as controlling all that extra light becomes a challenge armed with just a couple of Speedlights. We find ourselves at the limits – f/22, 1/200th second (Canon) and ISO 200 (Nikon). Life on the limit often produces fabulous results. If it was easy everyone would do it;-)

Delegates lining up a shot on the limits. 4 shooters and 4 different shots. We all take it in turns to shoot from different angles and all is very civilised. This was a rare on camera flash moment.

Here is my take on the shot. The boots do it for me

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Marko’s post-production seminar ~ Frankfurt

3 comments June 11th, 2009 03:33pm damien

Marko will also be giving talks at our 'Spectacular' event in Hook and on our Italian adventure in Tuscany this October.

After a couple of seminars by Marko and I earlier this year in Munich and Frankfurt, Marko was invited to hold a Lightroom – Photoshop seminar in Rodgau. 25 photographers got together to exchange ideas for the weekend and to experience Marko’s expertise at first hand.  (more…)

Phase One 645AF & Phase One P65+ back ~ full review

4 comments June 9th, 2009 02:31pm damien

My strategy to review a camera or lens puts my subjective observations at an equally important level as objective facts and figures. So when a Phase One camera and a couple of backs arrived I had a bit of product familiarity work to do. See how this camera got on in my fairly steady hands. (more…)

Pocket Wizard Mini TT1 & Flex TT5 ~ research info

29 comments May 25th, 2009 10:14am damien

A lot of noise on the US forums about the mechanical strength and the RF range of these units has led me to publish a few of the links and info here (more…)

Postproduction videos ~ progress report

8 comments May 21st, 2009 04:19pm damien

Marko and I between takes on the set at the Lovegrove studio.

Quite a few of you were emailing about the video tutorials for Photoshop and Lightroom and asking when are they going to be available. (more…)

The ‘Lovegrove Flash Bracket’ is now available

21 comments May 18th, 2009 09:13am damien

Update: Over 100 of these brackets have been sold already and the feedback from users is fantastic.

It has been 6 months in the planning and testing but finally I can confirm the long awaited ‘Lovegrove Flash Bracket’ used to mount any Speedlight firmly in any position on a lighting stand is now available here

Take control of your Speedlight and mount it on a stand in any orientation with this nifty stand to flash bracket. Ideal for weding and portrait photographers alike. Click on the picture for more details.

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Proud as Punch ~ Evolve delegate scoops top award

5 comments May 10th, 2009 11:21pm damien

Photographer Martin Hill is already hitting the high notes as he launches into the top flight of social photography. The last ten months have been a full on learning experience for Martin and his team and I am pleased to say they have come through Evolve with flying colours.

This fabulous shot taken in Somerset was lit with a Broncolor Mobil flash and secured Martin his first gold award from his first ever professional competition entry.

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Strictly Lovegrove ~ pictures & update

6 comments May 8th, 2009 09:22am damien

The Strictly Lovegrove project continues to gather pace. I’ve been scouting my local vicinity for venues and locations that can sustain the project throughout all the seasons. At the moment I reliant on unheated spaces and with minimal clothes on my clients it is restricting me to shooting on good weather days between May and September. Here are a few pictures from a shoot earlier this week.

A field of Rape and a blast of flash set the mood of the first picture of the day. I used two flash heads connected to my Broncolor Mobil power pack to provide visual impact.

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Big News ~ plus pictures for good measure

8 comments April 22nd, 2009 07:06pm damien

Last weeks camera skills workshop generated some great portraits captured using natural light. Marko made a masterpiece of this frame from my 5D mk2.

Another frame from the same set. The delegates left with all the inside knowledge on perspective, f-stops, exposure factors, lens characteristics and much, much more.

Hi all, I’m back following a recent down time because of a … (more…)

Photographers with a ‘Click’ system (or experience) needed

Add comment March 31st, 2009 09:34am damien

A collegue and friend of mine has a plethora of event work all over the UK and is looking for photographers with the Mitsubishi Click system, or experience of using one, to take on commissions. If you are in a position to photograph proms and charity balls please get in touch by email and I will ensure your details are passed on.

Street Fashion Workshop ~ pictures part 2

5 comments March 23rd, 2009 04:26pm damien

Here is another batch of the pictures we shot at last weeks Street Fashion workshop in Manchester.

A Broncolor ring flash plugged into my Mobil pack made this simple picture sing. I love the sheen of leather when it's lit with ring flash. This is a head back 'Kate Moss' look.

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Cherish the Dress™ ~ Pictures part 2

6 comments March 23rd, 2009 11:33am damien

During the Cherish The Dress seminar last week I shot a series of intimate shots and showed the delegates other lighting styles including silhouettes. I thought I’d share some more of these pictures with you here. Chris has kindly sent through a few more of his shots from the day too.

I shot these frames into a window with a smidgen of increased exposure to blow the background to white. Some intimate shots like these fill the Cherish album and add value to the finished product.

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Cherish the Dress™ ~ Pictures and Comment

20 comments March 20th, 2009 11:38am damien

I knew this was going to be good, but the day exceeded all our expectations. The Hilton hotel in Manchester looked after us extremely well and the dresses supplied by Michelle were spot on for this event.

A splash of flash from a Speedlight was all that was needed to bring this picture to life. Charlotte's dress looks like a liquid metal under this lighting.

Here is a small selection of the days images shot by Chris and Myself. (more…)

Stand out from the crowd with a bespoke leather portfolio

8 comments March 15th, 2009 12:25am damien

Now available online here.

Have your name or logo embossed into the grain of these fine leather portfolios to make the best possible first impression. Whatever you shoot these portfolios are an ideal way to showcase your work and they are now available online.

For five years now our portfolios have gained recognition around the globe as a well presented body of work that screams ‘wow’ to our clients. Now it’s your chance to get hold of these lavish, splendid beauties. (more…)

Focus on Imaging ~ roundup

14 comments March 1st, 2009 12:55am damien

Our stand at the Focus show played host to thousands of visitors over the four days. The big pull was the pair of portfolios in the foreground. These folios are now available online from our shop.

Once a year at ‘Focus’ we get the chance to meet many thousands of photographers face to face. We listen to their successes and try to understand their needs. The Focus on Imaging show in Birmingham was smaller this year with some major exhibitors absent. (more…)

Nikon D90 High res ~ High and low ISO pictures

5 comments January 24th, 2009 02:52pm damien

I am in the privileged position of being commissioned to write a product review of the Nikon D90 for Warehouse Express. As part of my testing of this new camera, I shot a studio session under arduous conditions to put the camera through it’s paces. My full review will be available on the Warehouse Express site soon but for now here are some pictures for you to enjoy. Click on the pictures to link to the full resolution jpegs if you wish.

A Calumet 'Storm Grey' background roll and three hard lights did all the work here. Nikon D90, ISO 200, f/14, 1/125th, 62mm lens setting.

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ProPhotoNut at the SWPP convention

5 comments January 14th, 2009 10:41pm damien

The SWPP convention in London is about to get underway.

I will be sharing my inspiration and secrets on creating and using light in portraits on Friday 16th between 6pm and 8pm in the Bordeaux suite of the Hamersmith Novotel. You will need masterclass tickets for this event.

The Lovegrove Consulting trade stand is just by the entrance of the Champagne Suite. The trade show is open daily from Friday to Sunday. Please do come and say hello. Marko, Julie and I will be on hand to answer your questions in person.

Damien.

Take a look at the new DVD trailers – online now.

12 comments December 5th, 2008 12:19am damien

The trailers for our new DVDs are online at last. Thank you for being patient, those of you who have asked for a sneak preview are now rewarded.

The trailer for ‘The Big Day the Lovegrove Way’ is here

The trailer for ‘Lighting Winter Weddings’ is here

Please feel free to comment and ask questions about the DVDs here.

Bristol ‘Urban Portraits 2′ – Pictures

24 comments October 8th, 2008 11:14pm damien

Here is a small selection of the pictures I shot in Bristol on Tuesday’s Urban Portrait workshop. My workshops are limited to just 4 delegates so we all have the opportunity to shoot each frame.

After the heavy rain throughout the day the skies broke to reveal a welcome patch of blue. Lit with a zoomed in Speedlight mounted on a stand. Canon 5D, ISO 250, f/22 at 1/160th sec, 45mm focal length, manual exposure.

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Bristol ‘Urban Portraits’ – Pictures

9 comments October 6th, 2008 11:49pm damien

Here is a small selection of the pictures I shot in Bristol on today’s Urban Portrait workshop. My workshops are limited to just 4 delegates so we all have the opportunity to shoot each frame.

I used a bit of dingle in the foreground of this autumnal naturally lit close up of Jasmine our model. Canon 5D, ISO 400, f/4 at 1/500th sec, 140mm focal length, aperture priority.

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Interesting new Elinchrom location flash option

2 comments October 5th, 2008 02:23pm martin

Martin writes: Amongst all the Photokina hype this one passed me by until now:  Elinchrom has just announced an interesting new 400WS version of their Ranger flash kit.  Details here (pdf, opens in new window). (more…)

Birmingham urban portraits – Pictures

12 comments September 23rd, 2008 10:42pm damien

Here are today’s pictures taken in Birmingham on a masterclass for the BIPP. I’d like to thank Karl for hosting the event and his hospitality. The ten of us went on a journey of discovery and here is a small selection of the pictures I made.

A late showing of sunlight was welcome and used for this striking profile. ISO 250, 1/3200 second at f/4 using a 200mm lens.

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Canon 5D Mk2 high ISO pictures

41 comments September 20th, 2008 05:00am damien

This shot was taken at ISO 1600 in the corridor at Canon. Click on the picture for the full resolution file. The EXIF data is intact in the full size images.

Here they are. These are a selection of the 50 or so frames I shot on a ‘beta’ version of the Canon 5D Mk2 camera at Canon’s headquarters in the UK. (more…)

Canon 5D mk2 150 frame first findings:-)

19 comments September 17th, 2008 11:05pm damien

5AM today my pictures will automatically post on this blog.

Wow! It was an honor and a privilege to represent the wedding photography industry for Canon. The new camera is at least 2 stops better than the original 5d and 21mp too. How did they do that? I have been demonstrating the camera at Canon Headquarters in Reigate today at the official product launch. I shot loads of frames at 1600 – 6400 ISO and they are fantastic. The pictures are embargoed until Saturday 5am:-( so visit again then to see my shots. Canon put on a fabulous show and gave me a beautiful bride to shoot. In the meantime here are a couple of infra red shots of Canon HQ and my model Lisa taken on my 10D ir between sessions.

Canon headquarters in the UK taken using only infrared light.

Just for fun - Taken in the grounds of Canon HQ on 5Dmk2 release day.

There is a lot more information about the 5D mk2 in the comments section of this post.

Uban shoot 2 in Cork – Pictures

4 comments August 29th, 2008 12:04am damien

My thanks go again to Liam Ramsell of Irish Eyes for hosting the second shooting urban portraits seminar in Cork. The weather was more than kind with the cloud breaking up to leave a blemish free azure blue sky. It was hot hot hot and my delegates were seriously skilled photographers. Here are a few of my pictures from today straight from Lightroom.

Simple elements come together well in this portrait. A Canon Speedlite provided the foreground illumination and the sky was held back a stop for good measure. ISO 100, f16, 1/200th second.

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Uban shoot in Cork – Pictures

6 comments August 27th, 2008 09:46pm damien

My thanks go to Liam Ramsell of Irish Eyes for hosting today’s shooting urban portraits seminar in Cork. The weather was kind and my delegates were hungry for knowledge. Here are a few of my pictures straight from Lightroom.

An artist's impression of a new city development in Cork was an ideal background for this portrait. I lit the shot with 2 Canon Speedlites and used -1 stop of exposure compensation for the background. The background, lighting and exposure give the shot a surreal quality.

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Wedding Seminar in Cork – Pictures

6 comments August 26th, 2008 11:52pm damien

My thanks go to Liam Ramsell of Irish Eyes for hosting today’s shooting weddings seminar in Cork. Here are a few of my pictures straight from Lightroom.

This spectacular signature shot makes the most of an overcast day and caused quite a stir among delegates. Shots like this are very repeatable when you have the know how.

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