https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photographySome of my better photosen-gbhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/garstang-sunset-and-clouds/FjphMRjLVYH2R9aTKtHx9BhfpVhfcDhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/garstang-sunset-and-clouds/FjphMRjLVYH2R9aTKtHx9BhfpVhfcDA slow shutter speed captures movement in a turbulent sky over Garstang. Deep orange light glows on the horizon while heavy grey clouds dominate the upper frame. The long exposure softens the cloud edges against the dark silhouette of the trees. This shot highlights the contrast between the warmth of the setting sun and the cool tones of the approaching storm. You can see the fine details of the cloud textures as they stretch across the Lancashire landscape.https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/dramatic-sky-in-garstang/FEVFwu2fQJNvCQxkoLMQF4Cfabevnyhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/dramatic-sky-in-garstang/FEVFwu2fQJNvCQxkoLMQF4CfabevnyCatch - Dramatic sky in Garstanghttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/dramatic-sky-in-garstang/EeXtg5xTBMXCUEpSRupRWmutziXgmbhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/dramatic-sky-in-garstang/EeXtg5xTBMXCUEpSRupRWmutziXgmbDramatic sky in Garstanghttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/dramatic-sky/FiAL4mxfxusZ2vCZqz2fwEwcsBACSzhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/dramatic-sky/FiAL4mxfxusZ2vCZqz2fwEwcsBACSzDramatic sky in Garstanghttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/queen-jo/5Pho7oV7gwSdJJW3sLtdrX7BM9oofhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/queen-jo/5Pho7oV7gwSdJJW3sLtdrX7BM9oofQueen Jo - my beautiful wife at Alice in Wonderland in Garstang for the Platinum Jubilee Weekendhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/orson-at-alice-in-wonderland-in-garstang/Eeqwu2GxngGaVY6E2RXRhQ47cF79Bphttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/orson-at-alice-in-wonderland-in-garstang/Eeqwu2GxngGaVY6E2RXRhQ47cF79BpOrson at Alice in Wonderland in Garstang for the Platinum Jubilee Weekendhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/starry-night2/ERVyNWK53XN3P687XS5HTa41YQpPRghttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/starry-night2/ERVyNWK53XN3P687XS5HTa41YQpPRgStars and satellites visible from Garstanghttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/starry-night/82oFHmmp2miFv2gCQCCW6GuMBKdWphttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/starry-night/82oFHmmp2miFv2gCQCCW6GuMBKdWpStars and satellites visible from Garstanghttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/winter-sunset-over-oldham/FB3FxfRp24FzMeGFbbAtuHYUTUR7WLhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/winter-sunset-over-oldham/FB3FxfRp24FzMeGFbbAtuHYUTUR7WLA misty sunset in winter over Oldhamhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/close-up-of-a-full-moon/EPf23dfx5gZ8Ft8esJ5dSrAfctJEHchttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/close-up-of-a-full-moon/EPf23dfx5gZ8Ft8esJ5dSrAfctJEHcA close up of a full moon, which taken from Crompton Moor. https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/full-moon-at-crompton-moor/FiTeVGovrVNAVRYPWDhLhPVjcZb42Chttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/full-moon-at-crompton-moor/FiTeVGovrVNAVRYPWDhLhPVjcZb42CA full moon glowing bright behind the tips of the trees at Crompton Moorhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/sunset-over-berrow-beach/FByAwbSZVP2ffzH17si375HH4FzteJhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/sunset-over-berrow-beach/FByAwbSZVP2ffzH17si375HH4FzteJDramatic clouds as the sun sets over Berrow Beachhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/sunset-on-berrow-beach/4HECGBZ1tXrj2QADzQjzWN21GUxM7https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/sunset-on-berrow-beach/4HECGBZ1tXrj2QADzQjzWN21GUxM7Taken on the last day of our holiday, the perfect way to finish the holiday.https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/sea-and-sand/FTPqVNnvjqNxhVM7uQstP9AsUhmtEQhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/sea-and-sand/FTPqVNnvjqNxhVM7uQstP9AsUhmtEQGlass ball on the sand as the water just catches it.https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/glass-lens-ball-on-berrow-beach/EvqPiijvjMuCunNni3AiEvHAR2M8gPhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/glass-lens-ball-on-berrow-beach/EvqPiijvjMuCunNni3AiEvHAR2M8gPA glass lens ball placed on the edge of the water as it approaches on Berrow Beachhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/common-lizard-at-cheddar-gorge/ERjzFKsVqq9oMF33sHk4LS6tgFh7xfhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/common-lizard-at-cheddar-gorge/ERjzFKsVqq9oMF33sHk4LS6tgFh7xfCommon lizard on tree stump at Cheddar Gorgehttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/cheddar-gorge-walk/Fi2LK5wuXsLNRP4NBDkrsdtCzq5ju5https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/cheddar-gorge-walk/Fi2LK5wuXsLNRP4NBDkrsdtCzq5ju5One of the steep drops whilst walking over the Cheddar Gorge loophttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/cheddar-gorge/FWnR23s3Bntj9dYL4W2Ny7BXCNR7gKhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/cheddar-gorge/FWnR23s3Bntj9dYL4W2Ny7BXCNR7gKA view from "Jacob's Ladder" side of Cheddar Gorgehttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/black-white-landscape-view-from-cheddar-gorge/G48wahYSK5uKqK8EnJ69a5Fc8mimuLhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/black-white-landscape-view-from-cheddar-gorge/G48wahYSK5uKqK8EnJ69a5Fc8mimuLTaken whilst walking over Cheddar Gorge, just after climbing Jacob's Ladder.https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/seagull-enjoying-the-breeze/EenToikutFCzhidFoF2WQbikSeFVqehttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/seagull-enjoying-the-breeze/EenToikutFCzhidFoF2WQbikSeFVqeTaken on Weston-super-mare Beachhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/garden-flower-with-my-new-prism/EhSQhXUE8XbyL57LrdHLYtqo84faSdhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/garden-flower-with-my-new-prism/EhSQhXUE8XbyL57LrdHLYtqo84faSdMy wife and boys bought me a prism for father's day 2021, this is my first attempt at using it. https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/frozen-ivy-crompton-moor/Fib6f9UP7HCK8bttKn7oz7pPxtoQFFhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/frozen-ivy-crompton-moor/Fib6f9UP7HCK8bttKn7oz7pPxtoQFFIvy growing near a waterfall that had frozenhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/fallen-sign-crompton-moor/7Ma1eKaHUAatCazK1yuQgHxT9umoRhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/fallen-sign-crompton-moor/7Ma1eKaHUAatCazK1yuQgHxT9umoRSign that has 'fallen' into the (a very cold) stream on the walk down from Brushes Clough Resevoir.https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/the-deep-dark-woods/EwpSgdnECSeJVF9m8nmHnU2rc3guQVhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/the-deep-dark-woods/EwpSgdnECSeJVF9m8nmHnU2rc3guQVA low light shot after venturing quite deep into the woods on Crompton Moor, lighting adjusted in Adobe Photoshophttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/i-you-all-a-message-from-my-eldest-son/G2yn7G3NU3PC5n22Z1y5qKmTGUdPmthttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/i-you-all-a-message-from-my-eldest-son/G2yn7G3NU3PC5n22Z1y5qKmTGUdPmtOn a rather cold family walk on Crompton Moor, my eldest left this message "I ♥ you all"https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/river-wellies/EhJahJaqzXSyCRTUvJBaLiVgq7oQT2https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/river-wellies/EhJahJaqzXSyCRTUvJBaLiVgq7oQT2Out on one of our covid-safe walks, I captured this high shutter speed shot whilst walking in the river with my youngest!https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/attack/FiXpvQbqQo4eRxErm1nChuxbnGBQ2zhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/attack/FiXpvQbqQo4eRxErm1nChuxbnGBQ2zOut on one of our family (covid) walks, I managed to capture this great action shot of my youngest about to 'attack' me!https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/bokeh-eldest-son-cave/Fjwu4hWJWSfsw5QUPqH8w345vkXoyghttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/bokeh-eldest-son-cave/Fjwu4hWJWSfsw5QUPqH8w345vkXoygA photo of my eldest son in a cave at The Heights of Abrahamhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/sam-underwater-at-callow-top-campsite-in-ashbourne/FU5DjfrLuNF6h3hNMZR4P3YSo7RuZPhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/sam-underwater-at-callow-top-campsite-in-ashbourne/FU5DjfrLuNF6h3hNMZR4P3YSo7RuZPA bit of underwater photography, Sam swimming underwater at Callow Top Campsite in Ashbournehttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/bokeh-bottles/G3H5hSkCC2rnid8EogbV1qvmTfM8vFhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/bokeh-bottles/G3H5hSkCC2rnid8EogbV1qvmTfM8vFExperimenting with the bokeh effect and put a hearts cut out on the front of my lens which you can see in the background. https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/spiderweb/Ee74qf4iQZ7pbZhFMGhZn58TDz8Sezhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/spiderweb/Ee74qf4iQZ7pbZhFMGhZn58TDz8SezA low aperture photo of a spider in its web.https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/eye-macro-son/46YVkFAAGELYESkn2AFHf53Qvro14https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/eye-macro-son/46YVkFAAGELYESkn2AFHf53Qvro14Used macro tubes and a 50mm prime lens. Photo of Sam's eye.https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/macro-dewdrops-leaf/EPEJXMdxVRKHJL743cb1dZfhZ8uzSyhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/macro-dewdrops-leaf/EPEJXMdxVRKHJL743cb1dZfhZ8uzSyTaken in the garden using macro tubes during covid lockdown one in the UK.https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/macro-flower-pollen/FmqkMMEnEKwEUdWaroK5Uq7GmF5yMBhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/macro-flower-pollen/FmqkMMEnEKwEUdWaroK5Uq7GmF5yMBhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/grass-reflecting-in-still-water/7y2UUJ4LjHrDgypApZfkRHScxnikwhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/grass-reflecting-in-still-water/7y2UUJ4LjHrDgypApZfkRHScxnikwWalking over Ogden Reservoir, I spotted the grass reflecting in the perfectly still water.https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/pylon-mist-ogden-reservoir/FmemiT813QzcAnGPCE3neiWvmiJTi6https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/pylon-mist-ogden-reservoir/FmemiT813QzcAnGPCE3neiWvmiJTi6A very cold wintery walk over Ogden Reservoir. As we got higher up visibility became pretty bad.https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/ogden-reservoir-tree-glass-ball/EvxzrMq7ZPisD9CTxkVtbR4gzi4qkFhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/ogden-reservoir-tree-glass-ball/EvxzrMq7ZPisD9CTxkVtbR4gzi4qkFTaken on a very cold walk up over Ogden Resevoir, inverterted and edited in Adobe Photoshophttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/happy-sheep-ogden-reservoir/FERscBDnTbFRsXnF4kWe8As1MCa5Zghttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/happy-sheep-ogden-reservoir/FERscBDnTbFRsXnF4kWe8As1MCa5ZgA group of happy sheep hiding from the heat of the sun. https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/manchester-brushes-clough-crompton-moor/EeJGPrSUqUroUASnq1kxL1ZZjvbtFThttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/manchester-brushes-clough-crompton-moor/EeJGPrSUqUroUASnq1kxL1ZZjvbtFThttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/brushes-clough-sunset-crompton-moor/Fnb6AkKtMQskit6qpDch8XSr7zqtCVhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/brushes-clough-sunset-crompton-moor/Fnb6AkKtMQskit6qpDch8XSr7zqtCVhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/clear-moon-on-a-clear-cold-night/FCddEqm6J5RycLxNzhX2WT8ejE5R3ahttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/clear-moon-on-a-clear-cold-night/FCddEqm6J5RycLxNzhX2WT8ejE5R3aA fantastically clear night resulted in this great shot of the moon. https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/moon-day-moon-close-up/EeEjFihTtH5Qe6RCBu4UnH3VTXN1bNhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/moon-day-moon-close-up/EeEjFihTtH5Qe6RCBu4UnH3VTXN1bNClose up of the moon taken during the dayhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/horse-on-a-hill/EhF4G8vgKH2EgTGzn21BKURujcCq3Ahttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/horse-on-a-hill/EhF4G8vgKH2EgTGzn21BKURujcCq3AHorse on a hill - taken from Hollingworth Lake Campsitehttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/manchester-town-hall/Fi9pAC846i7NP35yrRHnycUVWeyQ2shttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/manchester-town-hall/Fi9pAC846i7NP35yrRHnycUVWeyQ2sThe town hall clock in Manchester city centrehttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/canal-lock-manchester-canal-street/G4Cz5yhxhUFLTYquBEoWXC5UFDCtmnhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/canal-lock-manchester-canal-street/G4Cz5yhxhUFLTYquBEoWXC5UFDCtmnSlow shutter photo of a canal lock on Canal Street in Manchesterhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/alan-turing-memorial-manchester/ExSdxZbM2LxBmqSoSFdmXxZFFNBH5Hhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/alan-turing-memorial-manchester/ExSdxZbM2LxBmqSoSFdmXxZFFNBH5Hhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/manchester-rainbow-pride-canal-st/FSnCdQoRzGhL3TXJ5Le2gZYV2n5G8phttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/manchester-rainbow-pride-canal-st/FSnCdQoRzGhL3TXJ5Le2gZYV2n5G8phttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/piccadilly-rats/EvE4gKrx1VRNeMvnX4FkqJJzqxJGeRhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/piccadilly-rats/EvE4gKrx1VRNeMvnX4FkqJJzqxJGeRhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/autumn-leaves/FVVj3joGQBVCzWQvEVrCVdbHmigxCMhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/autumn-leaves/FVVj3joGQBVCzWQvEVrCVdbHmigxCMA low to the ground shot of leaves in Albert Square, Manchesterhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/autumn-leaves/G3qawjGTmyE3jvgVjoiLL5D99jTFpRhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/autumn-leaves/G3qawjGTmyE3jvgVjoiLL5D99jTFpRhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/autumn-leaves/EeqzEeeHaSszMWM9SAiQVZkdgHbpeQhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/autumn-leaves/EeqzEeeHaSszMWM9SAiQVZkdgHbpeQhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/autumn-leaves/FEbhLJVZXjUGXds9x1nUh9cPyDshvKhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/autumn-leaves/FEbhLJVZXjUGXds9x1nUh9cPyDshvKAutumn leaf on the floor in Manchester city centre.https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/fallen-leaf/G1ZG7UqFGFUa6mKEV2f5UfCQmtK6X6https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/fallen-leaf/G1ZG7UqFGFUa6mKEV2f5UfCQmtK6X6Leaf fallen on the black marble of a fountain in Manchester. https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/corn-on-the-cob-sam-nando-s/Ed58bjeJdHnWGrQ4Wim49W84xYskNVhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/corn-on-the-cob-sam-nando-s/Ed58bjeJdHnWGrQ4Wim49W84xYskNVhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/eldest-son-tech/FB7A5rFDFXvShtRas9bq7qNLLZfZ9Hhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/eldest-son-tech/FB7A5rFDFXvShtRas9bq7qNLLZfZ9Hhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/in-flight/8TWhiQwqCjHGU64d4nJjASbG1bDqShttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/in-flight/8TWhiQwqCjHGU64d4nJjASbG1bDqSA bird in flight at a falconry day in Knutsfordhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/owl-landing/EvHrSp3RMM7Y1qfV6LjWbReefMq1cChttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/owl-landing/EvHrSp3RMM7Y1qfV6LjWbReefMq1cCA Great Horned Owl coming in to land at a falconry day.https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/landing-falconry-day/FWiuDZ5XLu7NwXanhsrfzgXzLGPrNehttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/landing-falconry-day/FWiuDZ5XLu7NwXanhsrfzgXzLGPrNeA Golden Eagle about to land at a falconry day in Knutsford.https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/wings-spread-falconry/4XQtdyQEjzn4pQgNx9NzJ8f21HYpbhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/wings-spread-falconry/4XQtdyQEjzn4pQgNx9NzJ8f21HYpbA bird landing on a post with the sun highlighting its wing feathers.https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/what-you-looking-at/FCLdK9RREkGCmiMrrVj4B1jzRsifA7https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/what-you-looking-at/FCLdK9RREkGCmiMrrVj4B1jzRsifA7A photo from a falconry day in Knutsford, can't remember what type of bird this is. If you know, please tell me!https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/landing/Fn9jZZgcjktyipN73cHH4SZm8WBmBWhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/landing/Fn9jZZgcjktyipN73cHH4SZm8WBmBWA Golden Eagle coming into land on a Falconry Dayhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/what/Fjwttx3eHUtCx9nS1kudHiMfQju6c1https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/what/Fjwttx3eHUtCx9nS1kudHiMfQju6c1A Great Horned Owl taken at a falconry dayhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/vorsicht-attention-sign-auschwitz/EPuqn9PJWaQ2vD6fYxhMgcEm83Bj4Whttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/vorsicht-attention-sign-auschwitz/EPuqn9PJWaQ2vD6fYxhMgcEm83Bj4WAn old sign in the concentration camps in Auschwitzhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/wilting-rose-auschwitz/Ey7Bu7rck83jF3Dfpf88JVXj7HADbwhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/wilting-rose-auschwitz/Ey7Bu7rck83jF3Dfpf88JVXj7HADbwA rose left by a visitor on the train tracks in Auschwitz.https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/gates-auschwitz/EtsW1vSXoypEA9hEhjXfh6k6re3tvLhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/gates-auschwitz/EtsW1vSXoypEA9hEhjXfh6k6re3tvLThe foreboding gates into Auschwitz https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/halt-auschwitz/EdVxZoDu4RDaPhU82F2JnE1mbsyGhThttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/halt-auschwitz/EdVxZoDu4RDaPhU82F2JnE1mbsyGhTAn old stop sign in the concentration camps in Auschwitz.https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/sunset-over-the-ocean-egypt-honeymoon/EvY5KhxmyhtNw1Jp4EhDocbWvpCdPrhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/sunset-over-the-ocean-egypt-honeymoon/EvY5KhxmyhtNw1Jp4EhDocbWvpCdPrThe sun setting in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt. A fantastic place to visit, and also photograph.https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/underwater-photography-egypt-honeymoon/FAffKHzR8RDfjuDnu2V3aenRP3uUqxhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/underwater-photography-egypt-honeymoon/FAffKHzR8RDfjuDnu2V3aenRP3uUqxSwimming in the coral reef in Sharm El-Sheikhhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/underwater-photography-egypt/FU9D1eUa9reN2uMz1jmrbBp3nruGXPhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/underwater-photography-egypt/FU9D1eUa9reN2uMz1jmrbBp3nruGXPA bit of underwater photography at Sharm El-Sheikh on my honeymoon.https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/underwater-photography-egypt-honeymoon/67i46fDhGccMv1BEftAEhDfsiLJ7hhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/underwater-photography-egypt-honeymoon/67i46fDhGccMv1BEftAEhDfsiLJ7hA shoal of fish on the coral reef in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt.https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/underwater-photography/Ex1c26FKBgtpLpvR5gwV6dSNzFdhN7https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/underwater-photography/Ex1c26FKBgtpLpvR5gwV6dSNzFdhN7Underwater photography in Sharm El-Sheikhhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/underwater-photography-egypt-honeymoon/FTKva4mz1CtnkaSgDUK8tYFVbgke8Uhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/underwater-photography-egypt-honeymoon/FTKva4mz1CtnkaSgDUK8tYFVbgke8UUnderwater photography in coral reef at Sharm El-Sheikhhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/sunset-egypt-honeymoon/FEJmhanxNwc7L3gNqDpfJ8CodTq8u7https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/sunset-egypt-honeymoon/FEJmhanxNwc7L3gNqDpfJ8CodTq8u7The sun setting over the hotel in Sharm El-Sheikhhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/sunny-day-in-by-the-pool/Ev6SVv9WkuE45XLSq35vCeQTvXfsBMhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/sunny-day-in-by-the-pool/Ev6SVv9WkuE45XLSq35vCeQTvXfsBMA sunny say in Sharm El-Sheikh by the pool overlooking the ocean.https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/fountain-in-sharm-el-sheikh/FWRDoRbMNe9ATjFiUybmDsqJ5EcwRzhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/fountain-in-sharm-el-sheikh/FWRDoRbMNe9ATjFiUybmDsqJ5EcwRzLit fountain in Sharm El-Sheikh whilst on Honeymoonhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/sunset-sea-and-pool/FnTQFwpTp56KTQyCjoja3HwfsL7yVShttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/sunset-sea-and-pool/FnTQFwpTp56KTQyCjoja3HwfsL7yVSSun setting over the sea and the lit pool in Sharm El-Sheikhhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/sunset-over-the-hotel/6Evaj13jgaoHFZxvNggGcnZrrrHLAhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/sunset-over-the-hotel/6Evaj13jgaoHFZxvNggGcnZrrrHLAThe sun setting over the hotel in Sharm El-Sheikhhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/sunset-silhouette-egypt-honeymoon/EQPZmpkZR2oqWAT6wzRiJcTLDx3cwGhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/sunset-silhouette-egypt-honeymoon/EQPZmpkZR2oqWAT6wzRiJcTLDx3cwGSilhouette of beach umbrellas in Sharm El-Sheikhhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/tilt-shift-egypt-honeymoon/G3f2U44PjHXa9Z89M15bDifQQxURvghttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/tilt-shift-egypt-honeymoon/G3f2U44PjHXa9Z89M15bDifQQxURvgA tilt-shift photo looking over a beach in Sharm El-Sheikhhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/sunsetting-egypt-honeymoon/EwzvPHLHqMaXju6i3XwDiMMkt11bJKhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/sunsetting-egypt-honeymoon/EwzvPHLHqMaXju6i3XwDiMMkt11bJKOne of many photos of the fantastic sunsets we saw in Sharm El-Sheikh whilst on honeymoon.https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/sunset-egypt-honeymoon/EQXWPvaqQKVU62E2yfjh3kye1tJ1wahttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/sunset-egypt-honeymoon/EQXWPvaqQKVU62E2yfjh3kye1tJ1waAnother sunset in Sharm El-Sheikhhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/flower-at-sunset-egypt-honeymoon/G2uW7wrF7WktppJNyv5cDdEW18971ghttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/flower-at-sunset-egypt-honeymoon/G2uW7wrF7WktppJNyv5cDdEW18971gA flower at sunset with a soft focus sunset in the background. https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/ice-wall-manchester/FSnNyKHzU5X3VU8UyEnVtvnyxHdw2Yhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/ice-wall-manchester/FSnNyKHzU5X3VU8UyEnVtvnyxHdw2YA very cold snap in Manchester cause the ice to form under a railway bridge.https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/frozen-wall/FSbQLS859ubmy4gs5wW4bZEopKNFS7https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/frozen-wall/FSbQLS859ubmy4gs5wW4bZEopKNFS7A very cold snap caused the rain to freeze under a railway bridge between Salford and Manchester.https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/ice-glow-manchester/EMgzzRwx4nFhYwxiKZgtPm4N5oNdqKhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/ice-glow-manchester/EMgzzRwx4nFhYwxiKZgtPm4N5oNdqKSunlight glowing through a wall of ice during a cold snap in Manchesterhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/ice-wall-manchester/FEvE5Qij9icdciPMrPRsQC8xmXREvFhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/ice-wall-manchester/FEvE5Qij9icdciPMrPRsQC8xmXREvFFrozen dripping water under a railway bridge between Manchester and Salfordhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/rochdale-canal-manchester/EPuY97ZQMMSqZszmF918Tv6nh3iDiZhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/rochdale-canal-manchester/EPuY97ZQMMSqZszmF918Tv6nh3iDiZQuite an old photo, one I would like to try and take again, maybe in daylight. The reflections of the buildings surrounding the Rochdale Canal at Lock 92, near Dukes 92. https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/manchester-cathederal/EhZYLZdT3WpDkLvXm72QyHNRqCJhJMhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/manchester-cathederal/EhZYLZdT3WpDkLvXm72QyHNRqCJhJMHDR attempt of Manchester Cathedral, edited with Photoshop https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/shadows-stained-glass-manchester-cathedral/Eg5YTaVmv9FYPT15v4GGDVxeoNSSAfhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/shadows-stained-glass-manchester-cathedral/Eg5YTaVmv9FYPT15v4GGDVxeoNSSAfA night shot of the exterior apse of Manchester Cathedral, looking up at two illuminated stained glass windows set into the curved stonework. The floodlighting bathes the stone in a warm amber glow, while tree branch shadows fall across the facade and the carved columns between the windows. The windows glow from within, their colours reading clearly against the dark sky. Post-processing in Photoshop has been applied to enhance the image, though the shadow patterns and the warmth of the lit stonework are striking enough in the base shot alone.https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/sir-john-barbirolli-bridgewater-hall-manchester/Fk8UDh5sVgb5PwajnqcxmvJ5AM3GLWhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/sir-john-barbirolli-bridgewater-hall-manchester/Fk8UDh5sVgb5PwajnqcxmvJ5AM3GLWA low-angle night shot of the bronze statue of Sir John Barbirolli outside the Bridgewater Hall on Lower Mosley Street, Manchester, converted to monochrome. The camera looks up from below the statue, placing Barbirolli against the curved glass facade of the Hall behind him. The extreme contrast between lit highlights and deep shadow across the bronze surface suits the black and white treatment. Barbirolli conducted the Hallé Orchestra from 1943 until his death in 1970 and is inseparable from Manchester's musical identity. The statue was installed when the Bridgewater Hall opened in 1996.https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/albert-square-fountain-at-night-manchester/EPRNJzx2V3Y1cjvBeErsYkAKtw44wKhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/albert-square-fountain-at-night-manchester/EPRNJzx2V3Y1cjvBeErsYkAKtw44wKA slow shutter night shot taken at fountain basin level in Albert Square, Manchester. The low angle frames a bronze gargoyle spout and the arc of water it projects across the foreground, with the lit Victorian buildings and traffic of the surrounding streets visible through it. The slow shutter softens the water into a smooth curve and captures vehicle light trails behind. The partially visible inscription 'YEAR OF T...' on the fountain base adds a period detail, and the scattered circular bokeh in the upper frame comes from out-of-focus street lights at the chosen aperture.https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/beetham-tower-canal-reflection-manchester/4M1tDV2QTxQdmnqz2V6W7TemVH7GDhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/beetham-tower-canal-reflection-manchester/4M1tDV2QTxQdmnqz2V6W7TemVH7GDA stitched vertical panorama of Beetham Tower shot at night from the Castlefield canal basin, converted to monochrome. The tower fills the upper half of the frame, its randomly lit windows scattered across the dark glass facade. Victorian canal infrastructure sits between the tower base and the water, placing old and new Manchester in the same frame. The still canal below produces a near-perfect reflection, mirroring the tower's window lights in the lower half of the image. The monochrome treatment strengthens the contrast between lit and unlit glass, emphasising the tower's grid against the reflected version below.https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/t68-tram-over-great-bridgewater-street-manchester/G3n5D1bjme1N3Q67AC3CZmktm6SWYzhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/t68-tram-over-great-bridgewater-street-manchester/G3n5D1bjme1N3Q67AC3CZmktm6SWYzA slow shutter shot from below the Metrolink viaduct on Great Bridgewater Street, Manchester, as a T-68 tram crosses overhead. The long exposure reduces the tram to a continuous streak of white and amber light along the bridge deck, while car tail lights below trace red arcs across the road in the same frame. The T-68 fleet has since been retired from the Manchester Metrolink network, giving the image documentary value. The truss structure of the viaduct frames the tram trail against the dark sky, with street lights creating starburst patterns at the chosen aperture.https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/bridgewater-hall-fountain-at-night-manchester/EfQUdhqoqu4prJALWJzT2PPTpYCGuFhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/bridgewater-hall-fountain-at-night-manchester/EfQUdhqoqu4prJALWJzT2PPTpYCGuFA slow shutter shot of the fountain in the ornamental water feature adjacent to the Bridgewater Hall on Lower Mosley Street, Manchester. The long exposure smooths the radiating water jets into soft arcs, the uplighting beneath the fountain glowing white against the dark water surface. Green bollard lights in the background reflect clearly in the still water to the left, while the underside of the Bridgewater Hall's canopy is visible in the upper right. The exposure balances the bright fountain highlights against the darker surroundings without losing either.https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/carved-in-stone-albert-square-manchester/FE7cGdNJqWnfLqoSXVsewqM5NdX77Whttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/carved-in-stone-albert-square-manchester/FE7cGdNJqWnfLqoSXVsewqM5NdX77WA close-up of the word 'Manchester' incised in stone on a monument in Albert Square, outside Manchester Town Hall. Shot at a shallow angle along the stone face, the raking light picks out the depth of the carved serif lettering and casts shadow into each letter, making the text read clearly against the rough stone texture. The monochrome treatment reinforces the weight and age of the carving. Shallow depth of field softens the right side of the word, and the vertical join between two stone blocks runs through the centre of the frame. The high ISO grain visible across the stone surface complements the texture of the carving rather than working against it, a rare case where noise adds to the image.https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/albert-s-shed-zoom-burst-manchester/EQqGYSFx3eq9sCddyXmASkWjqQaTURhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/albert-s-shed-zoom-burst-manchester/EQqGYSFx3eq9sCddyXmASkWjqQaTURA zoom burst of the Albert's Shed restaurant neon sign in Castlefield, Manchester. Shot on a single slow exposure, the technique involves zooming the lens from telephoto to wide while the shutter is open, tracing each light source outward from the focal centre and producing the radial streaks that appear to push the sign towards the viewer. The blue neon and the warm amber street lighting in the lower right create a colour contrast that the radial movement amplifies. The ghost outline of the sign at multiple scales is the zoom recording each frame of the movement.https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/madchester/EwD6hUP9AJKkM64rCTwbYMm5WxHxQwhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/madchester/EwD6hUP9AJKkM64rCTwbYMm5WxHxQw'Madchester' graffiti on the wall of a partly demolished building in Salford, shot in black and white to emphasise the texture of the deteriorating brickwork. The wildstyle lettering fills the frame, its decorative bubble forms set against weathered brick, peeling render, and weeds growing at the base of the wall. The word carries weight beyond the lettering. Madchester was the late 1980s and early 1990s cultural movement centred on Factory Records, the Haçienda, and bands including The Stone Roses and Happy Mondays. Finding it on a building in the process of being torn down gives the image an unintended elegiac quality.https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/crane-yard-at-night-science-and-industry-museum-manchester/FTTHvn4vv4FWfqegSoapkenmAobwFohttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/crane-yard-at-night-science-and-industry-museum-manchester/FTTHvn4vv4FWfqegSoapkenmAobwFoAn HDR night shot of the outdoor area at the Science and Industry Museum on Liverpool Road, Manchester. The image looks along an industrial overhead crane structure, its columns lit with uplighting and receding into the distance. The elliptical cutouts in the ironwork reflect Victorian weight-saving engineering. HDR processing balances the wide tonal range, holding detail in both the lit metalwork and the amber-stained sky above the roofline. The brick buildings in the background form part of the Liverpool Road Station complex, the world's oldest surviving passenger railway terminus, dating to 1830.https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/john-rylands-library-at-night-manchester/FjG2MpdGDjDQ2nSVWaBAo5Fx8XU7YZhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/john-rylands-library-at-night-manchester/FjG2MpdGDjDQ2nSVWaBAo5Fx8XU7YZA stitched vertical panorama of the John Rylands Library on Deansgate, Manchester, shot at night from a low angle looking up along the Gothic Revival facade. Multiple frames were combined to capture the full height of the building in a single image, the extreme upward perspective emphasising the scale of Basil Champneys' 1900 design. Ground-level spotlights illuminate the lower stonework and the ornate carved detail of the windows and arches, while the upper portions of the building fade into the dark sky. The red sandstone, pointed arches, and grotesque carvings all read clearly against the night.https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/embrace-the-moment-exhibition-edit/ENoExaqtns6fu1T4dPccuQcqXJgjgYhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/embrace-the-moment-exhibition-edit/ENoExaqtns6fu1T4dPccuQcqXJgjgYThe exhibition version of the award-winning Embrace the Moment, processed in Photoshop for display. The edit applies selective desaturation across the frame, stripping most of the image to monochrome while retaining colour in the traffic and police car light trails streaking through the background. The effect sharpens the contrast between the still couple at the centre and the movement of the city around them. The neon signs of the Printworks remain partially visible in the upper corners, their colour holding through the treatment.https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/embrace-the-moment/Etof7p8H6hc7masybecm93dm1ENkvFhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/embrace-the-moment/Etof7p8H6hc7masybecm93dm1ENkvFA long exposure in Exchange Square, Manchester, near the Printworks. One couple stands still long enough to register against the background, their embrace cutting through the motion blur of other pedestrians drifting around them as ghostly outlines. You don't set this up. You hold the shutter open and wait. The police car passing in the background adds a streak of blue to the traffic light trails behind the couple. The neon of Café Rouge and the Hard Rock Cafe sign date the scene. This image won a photography award.https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/town-hall-colonnade-at-night-manchester/FCmQvHPXKKzL7WjyBEDJWqjjzvekA7https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/town-hall-colonnade-at-night-manchester/FCmQvHPXKKzL7WjyBEDJWqjjzvekA7Shot at night along the covered colonnade at the rear of Manchester Town Hall, this uses the receding line of arches to create strong perspective that pulls the eye deep into the frame. The closest arch fills the foreground, while each subsequent opening diminishes towards a vanishing point at the far end of the walkway. Ceiling-mounted lights within the colonnade provide the only light source, casting an even warm glow across the stone. The vertical format suits the height of the arches, and the slight upward tilt of the camera emphasises the scale of the stonework against the dark sky beyond.https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/spinningfields-at-night-manchester/G41UaHxNxK4RmZXtpHDKt1Zsw4VM4Nhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/spinningfields-at-night-manchester/G41UaHxNxK4RmZXtpHDKt1Zsw4VM4NA night shot looking along one of the pedestrian passages in Spinningfields, Manchester. Bare trees along the left edge are strung with festoon lights, creating a corridor of warm blue light that leads the eye towards the heritage tower visible at the end of the passage. The contrast between the modern glass and steel of the Spinningfields development on the right and the older masonry tower in the background places two eras of Manchester in the same frame. The empty passage strips the commercial district of its usual activity and lets the lighting carry the composition.https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/covered-canal-castlefield-manchester/ENd3Ykp6nywbGqHwPWtXxaxtnTuJuYhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/covered-canal-castlefield-manchester/ENd3Ykp6nywbGqHwPWtXxaxtnTuJuYShot of the covered canal section at Castlefield, Manchester, this looks along the brick-lined waterway towards an arched tunnel entrance. A single light source rakes across the right wall, picking out the texture of the Victorian brickwork and casting a hard triangle of shadow across the arch. The barred gate set into the right wall adds an industrial detail and pulls the eye. The canal water is barely visible in the deep foreground shadow, letting darkness carry the lower half of the frame. Castlefield's canal infrastructure dates from the 1760s, and the masonry here looks it.https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/manchester-wheel-up-close-exchange-square/FkFXtecMCQ4g45L1LyRPxtF1DQgzKihttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/manchester-wheel-up-close-exchange-square/FkFXtecMCQ4g45L1LyRPxtF1DQgzKiFrom the same Exchange Square night shoot as the full-wheel long exposure, this tighter framing moves closer to the structure and looks up through the spokes and support cables. The slow shutter blurs the gondolas into sweeping arcs while the fixed steelwork of the A-frame legs stays relatively sharp. Ghostly pedestrians drift through the foreground, their movement during the long exposure reducing them to translucent silhouettes. The glass façade of the adjacent building, lit purple to the right, adds depth and frames the wheel's geometry against the lit interior beyond.https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/manchester-wheel-long-exposure-exchange-square/4M2tZo2s9q5JnwejeGdvpm4LaFsQvhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/manchester-wheel-long-exposure-exchange-square/4M2tZo2s9q5JnwejeGdvpm4LaFsQvA long exposure of the Manchester Wheel in Exchange Square, taken at night while the wheel was in rotation. The slow shutter turns each gondola into a streak of light, building the full wheel into a solid disc of concentric white circles against the dark sky. The composition frames the wheel to the left, with the glass and steel façade of the adjacent building anchoring the right of the frame. Pedestrians blurred in the foreground add scale and a sense of movement. The vertical format emphasises the height of the wheel relative to the surrounding city-centre architecture.https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/canal-reflections-at-night-manchester/FUVxusew2891aLYwQUUw8wbHF7TXuRhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/canal-reflections-at-night-manchester/FUVxusew2891aLYwQUUw8wbHF7TXuRShot almost at water level on a Manchester canal at night, this places the camera at the surface to let reflected city light fill the entire frame. Blue neon from the nearby St Ann's Arcade signage anchors the centre, while warm amber street light bleeds in from the background. The rippled surface fragments both colour sources into curved, overlapping patterns without needing a long exposure. Structural elements at the frame edges, a concrete pillar left and a stone step right, keep the image grounded despite the abstract quality of the composition.https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/st-ann-s-arcade-after-hours-manchester/G1CKbwTAwvSiAkdmVrj9qyf6JMjGePhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/st-ann-s-arcade-after-hours-manchester/G1CKbwTAwvSiAkdmVrj9qyf6JMjGePTaken after closing time in St Ann's Square, Manchester, this drops to a low angle to place the fountain in the foreground, where the arcade's blue neon reflects across the disturbed water surface. The shuttered entrance and empty pavement strip the location of its daytime character. The colour contrast between the cool teal neon and the warm amber street light on the upper façade drives the image tonally. The exposure holds detail in the illuminated sign while letting the surrounding architecture fall into deep shadow, framing the lit elements and keeping the composition clean.https://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/lock92-overhead-rochdale-canal-manchester/FEbxqY6nixoA3WeGXa7qJ4QW3uGZPZhttps://www.technicaldogsbody.com/photography/lock92-overhead-rochdale-canal-manchester/FEbxqY6nixoA3WeGXa7qJ4QW3uGZPZShot from directly above Lock 92 on the Rochdale Canal in Manchester, this long exposure captures the rushing water as two fans of motion spreading from the lock gate. The wooden structure divides the frame symmetrically, its geometry anchoring the blur beneath it. The monochrome conversion strips away colour and lets tone and texture carry the image. A slow shutter preserves highlight detail in the water while retaining depth in the darker channels below. The overhead angle turns a piece of industrial canal infrastructure into near-abstract geometry.