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For the bargain price of £9.99 you can now purchase this excellent reference book which is a must for anybody with an interest in photography. It doesn't matter if you're interested in landscapes, nudes or sport as there are hundreds and hundreds of shots covering most if not all disciplines of photography. Sat among the pages of interesting imagery you'll also find portfolios of work from a collection of ePHOTOzine members. The portfolios are accompanied by wording straight from the memb...

Ever since it was first uttered on the ePHOTOzine forums, that the editor Peter Bargh was going to compile a book of great photography containing some of the best shots taken purely by photographers on EPZ, I could not wait to get my hands on a copy. When it finally arrived, I was not disappointed. Gracing the pages is a plethora of shots covering most if not all disciplines of photography. Also, interspersed throughout the book are some great portfolio pages, these provide case studies of ce...

I agree with Jestertheclown. I used to upload images for votes as I thought was a good way of seeing how good/bad my photos were. Nothing could be further from the truth. I now upload for critique as this is the best place to get feedback on images. Thanks to feedback I received on 1 image of Jamie Archer I was able to go away and have an other go and came back with a far better image.

Three more updates! An interview with...Geoff Baker - Paul McCartney's former publicist An interview with...Kenny Baker - R2-D2 in the Star Wars saga An interview with...Brendan Sheerin - Tour guide from Channel 4 TV series Coach Trip Enjoy, everyone!

Good interview Josh, in fact your site looks to be full of interest. Particularly liked your article on the Big Fat Gypsy Wedding documentaries

My sigma 10 - 20 (f4.5 - 5.6 version) works reasonably on a converted D50. The focus is inaccurate below f13. I've never had any problems at f16 though. Hot spots in the centre of the image appear occasionally, usually when around the wider 10mm end. The nikon 18 - 70 works exceptionally well on the camera, as does sigma 20m 1.8, nikon 35mm, nikon 50mm, nikon 70 - 300. I used ACS as well,...

Damn me Mrs ElmsArt/Jackie, we just want a post not a quote from the Worldwide Encyclopedia of Breweries.:D Lay off the Carlsberg Special - wor lass has gone loopy after 30 years of drinking it.;) Newcastle Broon Ale. Do not touch it unless you want your brain pickling. Up in our land it was known as "electric soup", or "lunatic broth." :P Better than mint julips down in them there hills. I...

Probably best to shoot in the daytime when its light outside and the window looks bright too ;-)

Crikey is this thread still tottering along on it's tiny legs? Life's far too short!!!! :)

Karl? Is that really you? Rumour had it that you'd ran away with a motley crew of iPhone hackers and Scottish cross-dressers. Good to see you again.

Happy Birthday Pete :)

I have no post photo sofeware, all my pictures are as taken in camera, maybe some croping. Every time I've tried to improve my pictures with software they just get worse. Alan

Where did you learn digital imaging? Through some meeting dodgy people via a dodgy website...think the link is something like www.ephotozine.com. :-)

But yes, ultimately the views he holds are based on certain beliefs. Pls expand...

Quote:"Enchanting Images Created with Kittens, Wicker Baskets and Pretty Ribbon" by The Viking That sounds like a challenge Suzi ... have basket, have ribbons just need to go out and buy a large bag of kittens tomorrow ... LOL ...!! I bet you'd have a go at this too, in your own inimitable style! Can't wait ..

Http://http// As Cheryl said - that's why the ' cattyal ' link did not work Yup - I wasn't paying attention and really should have known better :)

Quote:Ahaha ... Seriously i'll do that gratis* ... EPZ staff photos is a project with some potential ... I already have ideas ... Wow that would be interesting angle The only problem with this, and why we've not gone to any trouble so far is that when a new member joins we may not be able to shoot in the same style. Currently it's just a case of pop into the studio and take a snap. So regu...

Trevor Smithers is a successful landscape stock photographer who supplies images through www.alamy.com's online image library. Here he shares some advice in an interview by Peter Bargh of ePHOTOzine.