I've published a new photography resource

Over the years I've been developing this blog, one of the things I've enjoyed doing most is sharing my photographic knowledge in the form of guides or workflows.

And today I've published a new one all about how I go about shooting manual focus bracketed images.  This is particularly useful in macro photography where it's usually impossible to render a whole subject in sharp focus from front to back.

Instead, it's better to shoot a series of images focused at slightly different parts of your scene or subject, and this guide accompanies an instructional video I've uploaded to my YouTube channel which of course you can view by clicking below:

The workflow can be found with the others along with my free e-books in the links section of this blog.  It's over there, on the left.  That's it - just there!

And here is a video showcasing some macro images from the early days of Autumn:

Oh, and there'll be a special "bonus" post along on Saturday.  I wonder why...