GREAT BRITISH CITYSCAPES
CANON PRO
NAME: JEREMY FLINT
CAMERA: CANON EOS 5D MK IV
JEREMY IS a pro photographer that specializes in travel, landscape and location photography. Jeremy won the National Geographic Traveller Grand Prize in 2016 and the Association of Photographers Discovery Award in 2017. We met him in the beautifully architecture rich city of Oxford to take some incredible shots of buildings as day turned to night. www.jeremyflintphotography.com
APPRENTICE
NAME: HARI MANGAT
CAMERA: CANON EOS 7D MARK II
HARI IS a 68-year-old retired software engineer from Birmingham who has been interested in photography since his Dad bought an old box camera when he was just 11 years old. He’s since transitioned to a Canon 1000 film camera and in more recent years, a Canon EOS 7D Mark II. He wrote to us asking for help to take better pictures at night and in low light, as he’s unsure if it’s his technique or his equipment that’s holding him back from getting the shots he wants to achieve.
Lens Canon EF 16-35mm f/2.8L III USM
Exposure 1/100 sec, f/8, ISO400
HOT SHOT #1
JEREMY COMMENT
“I met up with PhotoPlus reader Hari at the Sheldonian Theatre in Oxford just before sunset. This period is called the ‘golden hour’, and it’s when the low angle of the sun bathes the world around you in a beautiful golden light. We got very lucky at this location as there were some gaps in the cloud, which allowed the amazing light to shine through, however there was too much contrast to capture enough detail in a single exposure. I tried using an ND grad filter to tame the sky, but
