If I had that kind of beauty on my doorstep and your skill at capturing it, even I might contemplate getting up early on a Sunday morning
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If I had that kind of beauty on my doorstep and your skill at capturing it, even I might contemplate getting up early on a Sunday morning
New arrival last night.
really nice and elegant shot there
From this mornings sunrise
wow
... heres some of mine from the weekend
This is my first attempt at digital slr photography, and photography in general. Had my a200 a week and been playing with it on full manual a little bit of playing round. Critism please
Looking good
Had mine since Thursday.
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Looking good
Had mine since may
Great camera, even managed to catch some shots in low light at newmarket nights 
My winning horse
And good old boyzone!
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HAHAHA! No 7 is awesome!
famas, i know this has prob been asked a million times, but what lens did you use and how far away from the subject is the front of the lens?
Really lovin macro, got some cheapo extension rings, but cant see me getting anything like that
Really lovin macro, got some cheapo extension rings, but cant see me getting anything like that
hey wedge, lens is the tokina 100mm 2.8 on its own, working distance from front of the lens was probably 25-30cm on the darter, and 15-20cm on the damsel fly.
i've never really had a massive issue with working distance, even when stacking a set of extension tubes and a x2 converter when the working distance is around 2-3cm, getting low and moving very very slowly has worked for me so far. my hands and knees are always muddy
i've never really had a massive issue with working distance, even when stacking a set of extension tubes and a x2 converter when the working distance is around 2-3cm, getting low and moving very very slowly has worked for me so far. my hands and knees are always muddy
A photograph of my dad working on the Severn bridge in approximately 1965..he obviously didnt take this one but it was his camera and i have hundreds of the construction of the bridge taken from start to finish by my father.
Ask your old man if he knew a steel erector called Andy Pollock, a bearded Scots man that loved his cider.
Ask your old man if he knew a steel erector called Andy Pollock, a bearded Scots man that loved his cider.
My dad new everyone on the site...he was the foreman carpenter and worked closely with the steel erectors
...unfortunately my dad died in 1968 aged 36My dad new everyone on the site...he was the foreman carpenter and worked closely with the steel erectors
Oh sorry to hear that, Andy is gone too, stomach cancer took him about 6 years ago now. He had loads of pics of building that bridge too, especially one where a crane fell over.
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