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Thanks, Ben :) Yeah that one always seems to surprise people on here and TP :p It means that GCSE photography is an absolute doddle lol

Haha, I paraphrased your first post with some slight exaggeration ;) And ahh I see, that seems logical I suppose.

As for the retailers I think they’re a fairly well used and trusted retailer, the bag is good for an inconspicuous camera bag, the Nat Geo camera bags get a good name too.

By saying a 50 is what you see it means that the focal length is what your eye is, so if you got the viewfinder next to what you actually see it should appear as a continuation of what you see normally just with a black box around it, the way everything is in terms of size and your perspective...

If you look through the viewfinder at 50mm then take your eye away and then back again everything should look the same other than having a smaller field of view, the actual proportions and ‘size’ of everything as you see it with your eye is the same, it is by no means saying that you have a near...

I was in the same position as Luke a few months back, after handling the FF Pro Canon body my D7000 never felt adequate.

I’m 15 haha. The story goes that I went to meets with my brother and I wanted to post my pics from them on the forum so I joined, just to save explaining before the inevitable question of my is somebody who can’t drive on a car forum :p It’s not quite as spontaneous as that, and it isn’t just...

Shame that I can’t make it to Oulton tomorrow, I would have had a chat with you and seen the new camera.

Cheers. It is but I’m not invading on anything? The camera is seeing what I and everyone else can see with their eyes so no privacy is being invaded.

I’m not a pro, no. It is my chosen career path once I’ve left school though.

Every day lens: 24-105mm F4L Prime: 50mm f1.4 or 85mm f1.8 That's what I'd do :)

The new 35mm F1.4 Art Series is said to rival the Canon 35mm F1.4L, and about half the price too.

No, I went for this one on my Nikon too, it beats both Canon and Nikon’s own offerings in the F1.4 category apparently according to reviews, the 50mm F1.2L is another story however.

Fair enough, but that’s street photography for you, it often splits opinion. But I’m guessing then that you complain to every CCTV company that captures your every move? Surely they’re capturing you unknowingly also?

I use the Sigma 50mm F1.4

Well if you can't appreciate the meaning and intent behind the photo it must seem so.

Thanks everyone :) And Tom, I see what you mean, I cropped it like this because I liked the geometry of the different lines, columns and the platform surrounding the people but I'll try your idea for a crop :)

So yesterday I went to Manchester to do some street Photography, I went quite early to capture the commuters on their Monday morning journey, and I think that the images show that Monday morning feeling. Early Mornings by Niall97, on Flickr Sleepy commute by Niall97, on Flickr A new...

I’ve gone past that Boat a few times but I’ve never stopped to take any photos, A_Cro did an awesome star trail photo of it a few weeks back :)

You use a Neutral Density filter and a long exposure, so as the clouds move they are blurred because of the slow shutter speed (long exposure).

It made it to explore :)

Cheers guys, it’s racking up a fair few favourites on Flickr too :)

I'll put it in some groups later on, I'm doing some street stuff in Manchester as we speak :)

An abstract architecture shot- Architectural reflections by Niall97, on Flickr

Ah right, sounds good! What car has your mate got by the way?

No, I don’t think I have

Haha alright, PM me closer to the time.

Awesome, I can't do tomorrow or Monday though, any other time I can though :)

Haha, I'd have to go for the biscuit option being 15 haha But yeah I can do the car park for free.

Well if you go for the car park in the town centre I can do that for you, all for a reasonable price of course ;)