Most people don’t seem to know what a “Hasselblad” is, but if you’re a photographer it’s something to get excited about. A Hasselblad is a Medium Format camera which produces exceptional quality photos. This quality unfortunately doesn’t come cheap with a list price having 5 figures in it. I’ve got a very generous friend who owns a… Read more »
I was insured on the Speedster for the first time just over a year ago, in that time I’ve always wanted to take the car to amazing scenery to shoot it. This shoot was a long time coming, but I wanted it to be a bit more interesting than just a car in beautiful scenery. Being… Read more »
It’s been nearly a year since Hasselblad lent me an H4D-40 with a 28mm lens and 80mm lens. I got off to a bit of a rocky start with it, it’s not an easy camera to use compared to my Nikons but once I bonded with it I grew to absolutely love it. I now… Read more »
Just over a week ago I organised a shoot with some friends and they didn’t disappoint with the cars they brought along. There were 2 Enzos, a Carrera GT, a Murciélago, a 12C, a 458, an SLS and 2 classic 911s. The location was rather awesome, so thanks to Garaged.com for letting us into their new hangar… Read more »
In early October I did a shoot for Vauxhall. Today I got to see the result on a billboard! The shoot was a bit of a challenge due to the weather. The Lake District in October meant rather unpredictable weather and the brief was to show the car in a nice setting. 3 different… Read more »
Today I have reason to celebrate, my facebook page “GFWilliams Photographer” has just hit 100,000 likes! I would like to say a big thank you to every single person who has helped support the page by liking it, to celebrate 100,000 people liking my page, I have released a new photo of a Lamborghini Reventon… Read more »
The computer is becoming a larger and larger part of the process in modern photography and I’m a strong believer of embracing every tool that you’ve got available and using it in the best possible way while not over using it. It’s often a tough balance to know when to stop and when to go… Read more »