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Some nice ceiling shots, don't get hung up on full frame by the time you have to stop the lens down for maximum depth of field and fit some heavier glass on you would need a tripod anyway even if you ramp up the ISO. At best you'll get 1 stop ISO improvement over the best APSC sensor. I would...

Gosh is it that time already!! ENTRY Blue Whale by Brazo76, on Flickr

Cheers Ricardos :o

Here's the first Pyramids in the Sky 1 by Brazo76, on Flickr

Thanks Kayzee, my little yellow and blue set have generated 17k views in 2 days! It it did take 3 goes to get that picture right in terms of exposure, weather conditions and 'straight' up to a point images can be corrected in Lightroom but they need to be close to begin with when shooting...

Its easy to find, it's harder to photograph originally!

Great concept giraffe im going really abstract now lol Pyramids in the Sky 2 by Brazo76, on Flickr

Couple from me The Spy by Brazo76, on Flickr Blue and Yellow by Brazo76, on Flickr

I would try as Nial suggested I just had to dial in -8 af micro adjustment on an older minolta lens.

Im doing the same albeit via dslr actually dslt! I have 2 flashes! Stands, triggers, soft boxes and a few other flash modifiers all from Rogue. Only thing I am lacking is time to play! I would say that the xpro 1 and that flash isn't the ideal flash system but I know that won't stop you, or...

Got a classic minolta 135 mm prime. Now the beauty of this lens is that it's tiny and really light it's not much bigger than a kit lens and will be great for toting around London as the 70-200 is far too heavy for such purposes!

Some abstract architecture Curve by Brazo76, on Flickr

Who's Dexter?:o great pic!!

#1!!!!! Wow!

It's a great shot Matt, I have seen it before but a great version nonetheless.

Good luck wherever you land :)

He's talking about pro Nikon gear, neither a D600 or a d71000 is considered pro gear.

Most of my shots could be taken on a £140 camera (albeit second hand). The skill is seeing the world differently to others and expressing that through a photographic medium. A good degree of technical skill will help you to realise the shot but creative skill is needed to see the shot.

Thanks guys appreciated:o

Few more, long exposure of shard at night E Standing Tall by Brazo76, on Flickr My own personal fave Blue Monday by Brazo76, on Flickr and some light trails Speeding Mk2 by Brazo76, on Flickr

Long beach is great!

Most faved shot on flickr this year (well over 200) Skeleton by Brazo76, on Flickr My own fave night shot Whaletail by Brazo76, on Flickr I do like this shot too, will probably post some of my architecture stuff too. Sunset over the Severn by Brazo76, on Flickr

I know lol ;) that's why it has six sided bokeh;) it's not a criticism of the image idea which is excellent but as it's a bokeh comp I want nice creamy circles :D

I went for 6. Both 1 and 4 are excellent but the lenses used have 6 straight aperture blades which will never give that super rounded bokeh look.

1000d has a very cheap, shiny plastic shell. Feels horrible in the hand.

I do what's needed! i think we can all tell a digital mess from a shot that's been enhanced by pp but I'm not bothered if I have to spend hours in Photoshop as long as it emerges looking like a photo and not digital 'art' (cringes:o)

Fair play and that's a good attitude I didn't have a job at 15/16 so was somewhat parent reliant until I finished my gcse's and worked on a fruit farm for a while. Good L glass will hold its value though, more of an investment, probably better than a bank if its looked after!

I dunno... when I was your age....;)

Just saw the thread, you drive a hard bargain! Look forward to some super sharp pics.