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Thanks for looking and commenting, Phil.

Hi Darren It's an interesting move you are making but having got the ND Grad Kit you're certainly set up to go. I have been taking almost exclusively landscapes for about 7 years now when, in June, my wife took me to the Bramham International Horse Trials. The freedom I felt at being able to concentrate on action rather than light was exhilarating and the results very pleasing. Since then I ha...

Read??!! I haven't got that far with mine yet - just looked at the pictures!! :o)

Many thanks for all your helpful (or otherwise) suggestions. Now where can I get me a cheap source of Monopods? Merry Christmas. Simon

Or use a 10 x 8, f64 and the zone system. Worked for Ansel Adams! But how many times larger is 254mm X 203mm than a cropped sensor - not really realistic help for someone trying to get to grips with landscape photography. And the zone system, we all use it even if we dont realise it - its what the multi pattern metering is based on - but thats another subject nothing to do with the thread. ...

If you bracket images, use a tripod and have photoshop the I have had some good results combining them using Fred Mirandas DRI add-in. Chris

Sorry for the late responses guys, thank you for all your suggestions, its definitly given me a lot to keep me busy, when I get a chance I'll start uploading some of my work, hopefully i'll do you proud! :D

Quote: been reading reviews on Amazon about the Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II Lens it sounds like a good lens for Landscapes which is a bonus.Well traditionally landscapes are taken with wide angle lenses, but some people use telephoto lenses too, so I guess a 50mm would work Hi Thanks for the reply, really appreciate it, just ordered the 50mm lens from Amazon, looking forward to getting it in the ...

Well, I made my decision and decided to buy the new Mio P350 PDA with memory map software (and Tom Tom 5). All I need to do now is learn how to use it all!

Also, just realised that other road is the one between Buxton and Leek, not Uttoxeter. :) That road can be fantastic - I drove down there last year in the spring with low light and crisp weather. Unfortunately I had to make an appointment and did not have my camera but I really should get back there.

Have a weekend with the Northscape guys, hands on beats a book anyday. Plus you get a weekend away shooting photo's too. :) Simon

You could try approaching some of the agencies which specialise in landscape pohotography and are prepared to accept B/W, e.g. Arcangel Images, Arcblue, Loop Images and NHPA.

They have actually used the camera to image the landing sites of the Spirit and Opportunity rovers, and to llok for the failed British Beagle probe (don't know if they found it though).

Buckinghamshire cornfield

I've been rumbled! :D