Philip Greenwood PHOTOGRAPHY

Well the Heads in the Cloud video podcast concept is now at the stage where we have a teaser video. Leo Dale, Ross Daniels and myself make comment on life the universe and everything. Living with the future might be the main thrust of the discussions. Have a look and ask a question or post [...]

The Country Fire Authority has chosen an image I shot a while ago to illustrate the dangers involved in letting trees grow near powerlines. Just a quick shot whist on assignment and a single frame HDR conversion. Photomatix normally does very odd things to power lines against a sky and this is no exception.

A lot of people ask if the color in my images is real. Is it created with Photoshop or filters or some magic formula? The answer will vary depending on the image but over the last few years I have been refining a method using High Dynamic Range image processing as Tone Mapped images. I [...]

Love the iPad with the new Pad as the screen

The Big Trousers office in Essex Street has been creaking at the seams for a while and so with it’s sale comes the opportunity to stretch out in the new warehouse conversion in Seddon. The Green screen studio will be a fantastic opportunity and save my back from having to carry all that lighting equipment [...]

We are moving on and selling the little Shop/Office in Essex Street. Time for a bigger place with some room to handle the family and business.

Kent Police set a new legal precedent last week, as they arrested a photographer on the unusual grounds of “being too tall”. This follows a year of increasingly unhappy incidents, in which continued reassurances from on high appear to have had little impact on how Police Forces deal with photographers – and reinforces a growing [...]

For those following the Twitter feed it will come as no surprise that a new set of images from Tasmania is stating to appear as printed items as well as online in the Flickr feed. After a trip to Tassie with my son Luie last week  I have been going through shots taken to produce [...]

It seems for some time my new business card has had the wrong domain listed. Not to blame anyone in particular but someone who resembles my wife and partner misspelled it to read philgreenwood.com.au. We now have registered the misspelling as a domain so that any attempt to find me via that url will land [...]

So we are just testing a post from the iPod touch. I think this will work at a pinch.