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I've had a love of mono images for as long as I can remember so when I started to take photography more seriously a couple of years ago I started to explore mono images and how to get the best i can. At present I have a canon 500D digital camera as well as a canon 350D IR conversion and a canon AE-1. I got the AE-1 a few month a ago to go back to film as I feel that is how you can get some of the best mono's. I use Photoshop Elements 11 together with Silver Efex Pro 2 and I also use Topaz Denoise 5.
I welcome any advise to improve my images and I have just started a home study Photography course to try and move me from the self taught to the slightly more educated.
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Hi Eric, Loads to learn and share here - welcome to epZ.
That course sounds worthwhile to be doing.
Stuart
Thanks for your welcome messages and Rod I should know some Fifers are delusional but I think you've just lost the plot ![]()
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Eric
Hello ErictheViking. I was over your way a few weeks ago.
Had a day in Orkney, where I visited the Ring of Brodgar.
This pic is from nearer home, it's the Janus figure on Boa Island in Lough Erne.
Loved the shots of The Ring of Brodgar and janus.
Hi Eric.
My wife is a "dirty weeker", so I have a romantic attachment to Caithness. What amuses me are the morons who say that it is not the most photogenic county in UK. They have obviously never spent a day clambering over and around the Stacks of Duncansby looking for the best camera angles!
Your right LeftForum The countryside here is unique but you missed out the best bits trying to get the best angles in the force 9 gale!!!!
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