• Ridout Photography – Blogging From The Edge

    Thanks for visiting our blog. Here you will find many images from present and past projects. This blog will follow Chantal and I as we cross this great earth photographing the many weddings, events and family sessions we are so lucky to be involved in.

    Please leave a comment if you have any questions, are moved by an image or would just like to talk shop. Grab a coffee, relax and enjoy your stay.

    Mark, Chantal and Bella


Happy New Year

To all our family, friends and clients. May 2012 bring you the best the year has to offer.

Yiannis - Dear Mark,
May 2012 keep you and your family in health and prosperity. May it promote the passion, creativity, perspective and vision for life which we are eager to admire, appreciate and anticipate from your view.
Happy 2012 in capturing and sharing.
Thanks for making 2011 a wonderful year through your sights.
Best regards to the backstage beloved.

Pic Of The Day – Duchesnay Falls North Bay

Duchesnay Falls is located just west of North Bay along Hwy 17 on Duchesnay Creek

Madness - Great use of a slow shutter speed, great colour and of course – composition :)

Janie + Russell + Sarah + James = The Alexander Family

We braved the cold December air to capture some great shots of the Alexander Family along with Sugar and Max  right here in Lindsay. Normally we would see things covered in snow but this day the sun came out to make for another fun shoot. Enjoy a few faves from our session with the Alexanders.

Rick Lewis - Great images Mark!

Madness - Excellent selection. Love the close up of the dog with the two front legs in the air….

Pic Of The Day – Kawartha Lakes Police Station

There was only one way to capture an image of the police station. Use a fish eye to get in front of the hideous telephone poles and wires and shoot early so that the scene was void of Kawarthians and Loogins

Martin - Now that is what I call a captive shot…. ho ho ho….

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Supairx - Just out of curiosity I took a look at their official website and man they need some serious redesign and photos. They certainly don’t deserve the look. That is maybe the best entrance photo they ever had. Amazing Hdr treatment and fisheye framing under the circumstances. It makes their world look better too.

Mark Ridout - Because of the telephone poles and wires that would interfere with a standard lens, as well as trying to get in the entire front of the station, a fish eye was the only way I could achieve a clean unobstructed view.

Karsh - Great shot Mark, did you want the fisheye effect or merely used out of necessity?

Pic Of The Day – Walden Family

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Wayne Simpson - Very nice candid portrait Mark! Love the light here!

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