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[PhillH]

[l'angelo mysterioso]

outside my front door

[l'angelo mysterioso]

[Kenilworth Tiger]

Love the second pic L'Ange. First one doesn't have enough foreground for me and the bit you do have seems a bit of a distraction - the second one is bang on and love the colours

[l'angelo mysterioso]

Love the second pic L'Ange. First one doesn't have enough foreground for me and the bit you do have seems a bit of a distraction - the second one is bang on and love the colours

I agree about the first pic. Thanks for the feedback

btw no photoshop nmot even a crop.

[gazza77]

I agree about the first pic. Thanks for the feedback

btw no photoshop nmot even a crop.

You can do a little post editing on my camera (more if shooting in raw mode), but beyond that, I'm trying not to edit my photos other than cropping. When I've improved my technique a bit more in time, then I might look at trying to learn how to use editing software a bit more.

[l'angelo mysterioso]

You can do a little post editing on my camera (more if shooting in raw mode), but beyond that, I'm trying not to edit my photos other than cropping. When I've improved my technique a bit more in time, then I might look at trying to learn how to use editing software a bit more.

not sure what you are saying gazz

I was just pointing out that my pics were completely unedited.

There are rules for the comp

but the general photography thread is pretty much a free for all.

You have the gift my friend.

[gazza77]

not sure what you are saying gazz

I was just pointing out that my pics were completely unedited.

There are rules for the comp

but the general photography thread is pretty much a free for all.

You have the gift my friend.

Cheers for the compliments.

It wasn't a comment on your photos Chris, they're great shots. I do agree with KT that the 2nd of the two is the best however.

My point was simply that I'm trying to teach myself to take better photos before I learn how to edit them afterwards, nothing to do with the rules of the different threads or commenting on how anyone else works. My next hope is to start working with filters; I've just got a set of soft edged ND grads to try out and I'm hoping to get a couple of others for my birthday next month. I'm hoping to get out at the weekend to try shooting a few local landmarks (I've a few thoughts in mind), but it might depend a little on the weather, as it's forecast to be dreary and grey with outbreaks of snow all weekend. Whilst I'm looking forward to trying to get a few more snowy landscapes, it would be nice to see a little blue sky to work with, rather than the monotone of plain light grey sky with white ground!

[l'angelo mysterioso]

Cheers for the compliments.

It wasn't a comment on your photos Chris, they're great shots. I do agree with KT that the 2nd of the two is the best however.

My point was simply that I'm trying to teach myself to take better photos before I learn how to edit them afterwards, nothing to do with the rules of the different threads or commenting on how anyone else works. My next hope is to start working with filters; I've just got a set of soft edged ND grads to try out and I'm hoping to get a couple of others for my birthday next month. I'm hoping to get out at the weekend to try shooting a few local landmarks (I've a few thoughts in mind), but it might depend a little on the weather, as it's forecast to be dreary and grey with outbreaks of snow all weekend. Whilst I'm looking forward to trying to get a few more snowy landscapes, it would be nice to see a little blue sky to work with, rather than the monotone of plain light grey sky with white ground!

enjoy

[Gary Coyle]

Edited by Gary Coyle, 18 January 2013 - 08:45 PM.

[gazza77]

T'local by 77gazza, on Flickr

[gingerjon]

Nice one from Mr Gazza there.

From a walk round the village this evening:


Milton's Cottage by Jon Smalldon, on Flickr

[Kenilworth Tiger]

Some great entries so far....

here's my effort during another snowfall

[steef]

A different take on one I put in the general photography thread.

[flyingking]

The Giralda, Seville

[Padge]

Markt Niight Lights

[my missus]

love that

[gingerjon]

Popcorn by Jon Smalldon, on Flickr

[Just Browny]

Padge, where is your photo from?

Some stunners in this thread, congrats to all. Kenny's Humber Bridge and Gazza's Hare and Hounds my personal favourites though.

[Saint Billinge]

Newquay boating lake.

I once holidayed in a chalet on the edge of the lake. There was an amusing incident when a parked car at the side of the river got partially submerged by the incoming tide. I took a photo of a a guy in a canoe checking it out.