apertureprioritynz
Aperture Priority NZ is collection of photographs and stories by New Zealand photographer Rick Harvey.
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THERE’S NOTHING TO PHOTOGRAPH WHERE YOU LIVE
I’ve heard it before. In fact I’ve said it before myself. I’ve read it before too. On the ‘net. There’s nothing to photograph where l live. You probably think it’s true because you don’t have “honeypot” locations near where you live.
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My photography rules
I have a question for you today. A question not really related to my main story about my photography rules. Which I’ll come to later.
Shooting JPEG only with no backup
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Breaking up is hard to do
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Should I Upgrade To DxO Photolab 10
It’s that time of the year again. The time when DxO releases a “major” update to their flagship software – but should you, or I,
In Photography Circles Opinions Will Always Be Divided
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The Deadpan Photography Aesthetic
Nothing to see here? Try deadpan photography. You take a walk every day. Sometimes to and from work. Sometimes for exercise. Or maybe to walk
DxO PureRAW Plus Nik Collection – A Viable Alternative Workflow?
Is the combination of DxO PureRAW Plus Nik Collection a good workflow? Before I get to the meat of the matter in this story, which
Dear Google You Finally Hooked Me
Dear Google It has taken you a while, but you have finally worn me down. After many years of resisting your tentacles, I have succumbed
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hello - i'm rick Harvey
apertureprioritynz.com is my space on the ‘net where I share photography-related stories and many of the images I take, and as my blog title suggests, I shoot primarily in aperture priority mode.
I often debate with myself whether this photo blog drives my photography, or whether my photography drives my photo blog.
Whichever way round it is, I take photographs for fun, and my primary goal is to create pictures that please me – and if they please you when you come to visit here, then that is so much better.