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Village Inn. by rhol2
Thanks for your kind comment...it is indeed the Red Lion at Hawkshaw after refurbishment.- 15 Jan 2018 3:16PM
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Take that by rhol2
Quote:Good action shot. Maybe cropping off the top quarter of the picture would make it even more effective. Scroll down and see what you think.
David
Thanks David , I see what you mean but ,I did try cropping more off the top and decided I prefer the balance of the composition as it is. With hindsight, perhaps cropping off the strip of skylight at the very top might be a good compromise!
Roger.- 3 May 2014 12:41PM
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Flying horse by missmoon
Beautiful study, really captures the vitality of this breed.
Roger.- 30 Jan 2014 11:58AM
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Hedge Trimmer by Fletcher8
Great shot, really captures the intensity of the cross country phase..- 17 Jan 2014 10:34PM
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Cross Country by BlueInfinity
Very fine study, enhanced by a good low viewpoint.
Roger.- 17 Oct 2013 8:18PM
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Food for thought?
"Why worry about it? People who buy new equipment keep the camera manufacturers in business and their s/h equipment allows allows those with lower budgets to buy bett...
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Software to edit photos
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You're old if........................
I had the privilege of watching Johan Cruyff play against Arsenal at Highbury, I remember that he did a very typical Cruyff turn in one corner and came away with the ball... -
A lost Kiwi on a UK and Europe Photography trip by motorcycle. Leaving Felixstowe heading north to the Peak District and beyond :-)
Thanks everyone who have suggested locations. You are not kidding about being spoiled for choice ! Below is a google map link of just a few of the suggestions provide... -
Russian Zenit brand to re-appear?
Greetings! Recently Bought a Zenit 11 for £10 in a Charity Shop, the Lightmeter's Dead BUT the Rest Appears to function. Had to get a replacement Lens Cap & New Strap. Al... -
Winter Comfort Food
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So Cameras
This is an old thread but I was compelled to create an account just to reply to this. Please avoid SO Cameras. They are nearly certainly operating some sort of scam. I'd ...
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Posted on: Why Damian McGillicuddy Loves The OM-D
I like these alternatives to the usual smiling and "engaged" models, these are girls with attitude!
Whilst apparently relying heavily on post processing , my feeling is that skilful lighting is a factor too.
Remember the comment by Ansell Adams in the film days to the effect that for him, the negative was merely a starting point in producing the image he wanted. It's become a bit of a cliche, but still valid.
Presumably Mr. McGillicuddy has adopted a similar view in this instance, rather than going for "accurate renditions",which I have to say I usually prefer.- 17 Apr 2013 4:52PM
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Posted on: Why Damian McGillicuddy Loves The OM-D
Quote:At the end of the day what matters most is the photographer, not the camera. Far too much emphasis nowadays especially, is placed on equipment. Time and again technique and originality is what counts, not camera brand or pixels, or even digital.
I agree, but the equipment does have to be fit for the intended purpose... and in the current discussion that might include lighting and props,as well as the camera.- 17 Apr 2013 7:28AM
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Posted on: Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 Serious Compact Review
Nice to see such a case again, wonder if it might help with gripping the camera?- 8 Aug 2012 11:54AM
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Posted on: Olympus SZ-30MR Super Zoom Review
The review seems fair enough, but I am intrigued by the emphasis, in many recent reviews on various sites, on "slipping a camera into a pocket".. I'm wondering if we need some definition of a " standard pocket size" to enable comparisons! In general it seems that manufacturers are competing to bring out the tiniest possible cameras,at the cost in some cases, of ease of handling. I noticed Kirk Tuck refused to test the Olympus xz1 because he found it too small and fiddly. Good for him, I say. Admittedly my hands are on the large size which might bias my view.- 29 Jun 2011 8:45AM
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