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October 1st, 2020
First Published 20th September 2020
Dartmoor’s red telephone boxes are slowly disappearing from our towns and villages. The style icon dating back over 80 years is a casualty of the advance of the mobile phone. The UK once had a network of 73,000 telephone boxes. By 2017 this had been reduced to around 40,000 with a further 20,000 due to be removed by 2022. With these stark facts in mind that I decided embark on a personal project to record for posterity the remaining red telephone boxes within the Dartmoor National Park.
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https://www.dartmoorphotographer.co.uk/photography/dartmoors-red-telephone-box/
August 22nd, 2020
First Published 16th August 2020
Dartmoor has a rich pre-historic past with hundreds of sites of interest including many stone circles. Other monuments include stone rows, standing stones, cairns, cists, hut circles and burial mounds. It is believed that most of the sites on Dartmoor date from the late neolithic (about 2500 BC) to mid-bronze age (about 1000 BC).
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https://www.dartmoorphotographer.co.uk/photography/dartmoor-stone-circles/
August 1st, 2020
First Published 1st August 2020
Merrivale on the western slopes of Dartmoor is said to be one of the best-preserved ancient landscapes on the moor. It is also one of the most easily accessible, ideal for those uncomfortable with hiking into the wilds or with small children. The Merrivale standing stones on Dartmoor are quite fascinating to explore.
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https://www.dartmoorphotographer.co.uk/guest-blogs/exploring-merrivale-standing-stones-dartmoor-photographer/
June 21st, 2020
First Published 14th June 2020
Our pets are a big part of our families, no matter how big or small they are. In this post I will give you a few simple tips to how to take better photos of your pets.
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https://www.dartmoorphotographer.co.uk/photography/how-to-take-better-photos-of-your-pets/
June 21st, 2020
First Published 3rd May 2020
Who reads social media small print in detail when they sign up? Not many people that’s for sure. When faced with the pages of waffle most of us skip to the bottom and press agree. Blindly believing that organisations only have our interests at heart wanting to connect us with our nearest and dearest. For this post I delve into the murky depths of social media small print to show you what you agreed to when you signed up.
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https://www.dartmoorphotographer.co.uk/photography/dartmoor-photographer-social-media-small-print/
April 18th, 2020
First Published 17th April 2020
When you move to a new home it can seem a daunting task to make the place feel like home, before you’ve had a chance to re-decorate in your own style. This is where the humble photograph comes in, you can easily personalise your home using your photography.
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https://www.dartmoorphotographer.co.uk/photography/personalise-your-home-using-your-photography/
April 18th, 2020
First Published 28th February 2020
A professional headshot used to only be necessary if you were a model or actor. Professional headshots would be passed round between casting directors to find a person with the right look for the role. In these digital days with many more business people making their connections online it has become much more important for people in other businesses to have professional headshots.
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https://www.dartmoorphotographer.co.uk/photography/professional-headshot-importance/
January 31st, 2020
First Published 24th January 2020
In this post I will show you how to build a mini home photo studio suitable for photographing small pets or creating still life product shots.
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https://www.dartmoorphotographer.co.uk/photography/how-to-build-a-mini-photo-studio/
January 31st, 2020
First Published 31st December 2019
Copyright photographs are everywhere. Online image search functions makes finding pictures so quick and simple it is easy to forget that those images are probably protected by copyright. Most photographs found online belong to someone and you will need their permission before you use them.
In this post I will briefly explain what copyright is and how you can avoid falling foul of the law when selecting photographs for your blog or website.
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https://www.dartmoorphotographer.co.uk/photography/copyright-of-photographs/
January 2nd, 2020
First Published 27th December 2019
In the autumn of 2019 I was approached by the Visit Dartmoor website team to write a guest blog post for their site. The resulting post all about how the iconic red telephone box is being re-used and re-purposed on Dartmoor
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https://www.dartmoorphotographer.co.uk/photography/guest-blog-for-visit-dartmoor/
