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BURNSIE
Welcome to my PF, I have been interested in photography from the mid 70's commencing with a Zenit film SLR complete with screw-in lens. I now have a reasonable DSLR Nikon collection of cameras and lens.
I am attracted to the challenge of portrait photography, studio lighting and shadow which has taken me out of my comfort zone and into a completely new world of photography.
I have a passion for natural history and the very demanding and often lucky shots of the moment which I find so rewarding.
Many thanks for taking time to view and hopefully comment on my attempts at capturing that special moment.
All comments and critique are most welcome and respected.
Kindest Regards, always, Burnsie
I am attracted to the challenge of portrait photography, studio lighting and shadow which has taken me out of my comfort zone and into a completely new world of photography.
I have a passion for natural history and the very demanding and often lucky shots of the moment which I find so rewarding.
Many thanks for taking time to view and hopefully comment on my attempts at capturing that special moment.
All comments and critique are most welcome and respected.
Kindest Regards, always, Burnsie
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That is a very nice Mirror Carp mate, Respect!
Regards
Burnsie- Posted on User_Removed's profile
- 19 Apr 2009 7:05PM
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Top man John, thank you for your sound advice.
I am in the corperate area of the Saracens suport, as my company have supported the Sara's for many years, and therefore restricted with where I take my shots, however I fully understand your reasoning.
Today at Twickenham England must have more attacking options than against SA, however I think first and foremost England will need sound defence work, or the score could be a record breaker.
Kindest Regards
Keith- Posted on John_Humphreys's profile
- 29 Nov 2008 7:16AM
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Jon, I owe you an apology, The Gold Crest is noted as the smallest bird in Europe, I always thought as the wren being this, however.
Thanks for your help. Burnsie- Posted on SurreyHillsMan's profile
- 21 Sep 2008 2:46PM
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Carol, I thank you for your kind words, I look forward to using this site and getting feed back on my new found hobby.
Love the pictures you have on display.
Best Regards
Burnsie- Posted on CarolG's profile
- 19 Sep 2008 9:19AM
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Thank You, I am really looking forward to using this site and getting feed back on my new found hobby.
I appreciate your kind words.
Best regards.
Burnsie- Posted on photophantom's profile
- 19 Sep 2008 9:15AM
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Thanks for your comments on the Gold Crest.
I like your portfolio.
Thanks again.
Burnsie- Posted on tomcat's profile
- 17 Sep 2008 6:16PM
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Thanks for your comments regarding the Gold Crest.
I think you have captured the smallist of the British Bird in the Wren. Nice portfolio.
Thanks again.
Burnsie- Posted on SurreyHillsMan's profile
- 17 Sep 2008 6:14PM
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Thanks for your comments, I like your portfolio
Burnsie- Posted on Maiwand's profile
- 17 Sep 2008 6:05PM
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Penny, Thanks for the welcome note.
I really like your take on underwater shots of the marine world.
The Powder Blue's are great. Seeing Schools of them like this must have been fantastic.
Well done and thanks again.
Burnsie- Posted on pennyspike's profile
- 17 Sep 2008 5:06PM
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