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snapbandit's Gallery Comments
 | Great scene & bold colours, only thing I would have tried would be to remove the curvature of the horizon using the 'lens distortion' adjustments in whichever software you use for processing. By: ANIMAGEOFIRELAND |
 | nice shot with good composition, river leading nicely into the image. Only thing would be to consider lightening & bringing more detail & colour into the very dark area in the lower left of the pic as I find (for me) it's too dark & leads the eye out of the photo, if there is any detail or colour from the tree reflections in this area it would IMHO be a much stronger image. By: ossca |
 | Nice Autumnal shot, By: brianclark4 |
 | Excellent Macro & focus in just the right spot. good work. By: Valveman |
 | great capture, captured the action & most importantly the facial expressions. good timing & work. By: rogerdoger |
 | Nice capture (I've a spider just like this on my shed - great for macro shots too!!!) By: VSS |
 | Nice shot, I keep meaning to get a run up to there with the kids (& camera!) By: marklewis81 |
 | Stunning shot Ade, great colour, sharpness & exposure. By: Ade_Osman |
 | fantastic detail, I'm just starting to have a go at macro & wish I could get anywhere near this quality! By: orionmystery |
 | great angle on a stunning plane, having been there over the RIAT weekend I know how hard it is to get a good angle on any of the aircraft displays. By: ugly |
 | great composition & the sky looks like it's on fire!, super work. By: chris-p |
 | super capture & macro details combined with the bold colours make this a great image. By: mashwood10 |
 | Excellent image, I like the overall dark/contrasty effect which, with the look on it's face, gives it an extra sense of 'menace'. By: fotomat |
 | thanks to all for comments, much appreciated. By: snapbandit |
 | Many thanks for the comments everyone. By: snapbandit |
 | Many thanks for the comments everyone, @Dougie60 it's only a few months ago I found out that they can be visible from the North of Northern Ireland as I always thought you could only see them up around the Arctic Circle (although I'm sure they are much more spectacular there!) By: snapbandit |
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 | Like this a lot Mark, it's more 'moody' & dark than the previous one and to me conveys more 'feeling'. By: marklewis81 |
 | Many thanks for the comments all, it took me ages to convince them to take off the sunglasses & "kiss me quick" hats before I could get the pic!! By: snapbandit |
 | Aye Denny, for sports/action work (for me anyway) I prefer to control the shutter to give me panning blur or shallow dof on 'head-on' shots. more important in my opinion for this kind of subject, for close up or landscape stuff I would often (when I remember!) change to aperture priority to control the dof. By: snapbandit |
 | Cheers Denny, glad to hear you are well & getting out around the zoo, I have an annual pass for my local zoo & it is great exercise as it's on a quite steep hill! and try to get a wander round when the weather is suitable, still need to knuckle down to lose more weight/get fitter though By: snapbandit |
. (must try to keep off the salt & vinegar crisps/chips though!!) | cheers Ted, just called in to the races while out for a run with Fi. bit different not having the passes & access this year but still plenty of places for shots (although using the 1.7x teleconverter on the lens helps get in closer from the spectator areas) By: snapbandit |
 | Thanks for the comments all and Many Many thanks Geordie_Rooster, it was doing my head in & I just didn't seem to be able to get the right info, great job!! By: snapbandit |
