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Infinite by Brazo76, on Flickr

Very much so;)

Entry Hard Light by Brazo76, on Flickr

Photos are well exposed and composed but can't see the link between the seascape and them. Perhaps a more natural, intimate, cosy setting? They also look really unhappy, I too am all for natural light portraits. It is so important to have a rapport with the subjects so that they relax enough.

Cheers guys :o Have reposted below as just tweaked it in lightroom and it now won't show above. Was taken on a whim last Saturday when staying at my girlfriends. Conditions were so contrasty that I was struggling with exposure so I bracketed, but given the cloud movement was different on each...

Candy Floss by Brazo76, on Flickr

Wash Day by Brazo76, on Flickr

It can be different for each focus point too, which is why you may not have noticed it before, generally only an issue at closer camera to subject lengths.

I did a GCSE in photography 1990-92. School only had fully manual slr's and could only stretch to black and white film, which you had to load onto reels (film cassettes) yourself! It didn't teach me what makes a great picture, but it taught me everything about exposure, f stops, iso, shutter...

Very touching, glad he got his last wish, looks like an excellent turnout of cars! Did the lad get a ride in anything exotic?

A good comp idea and congrats for winning the sports comp! Almost any picture should throw up some nice textures, so a good universal comp that should attract some nice entries!

Are you sure you want to give it up so soon mate? It's as sharp as any ultra wide, in the central region, fractionally sharper than most! Yes its let down by it's corners but, I for one don't stick my subject in the corners! I have sold pictures taken with this lens and even had people comment...

Silhouette by Brazo76, on Flickr

Nice set mate, #1 The pose is a little ungainly and the wire in the background distracting. #2 Really like this one, the best imo #3 the 'second' thing that struck me is the knees! The pose accentuates nobbly knees, purple footwear doesn't add to the general colour scheme

its only their entry level model, they will probably make a high end one. Bit late to the party yourself mate this was announced months ago ;)

Guys they are talking about csc, not dslr. Canon and Nikon have practically zero market share, its sony, panny and olympus.

I have a sony nex3, so tempted to upgrade to the nex5r announced today. It has app support, which whildt initially seem gimmicky, think of all the potential such as extended bracketing modes and time lapse apps!

Thanks guys! I would like to add one of these images to my 500px account, seems 1 and 3 are the favourites, may well go with 3 as its more an 'image' with the yellow tones! I walked away from the scene after taking 'Yellow Italy' I had the shot I wanted, even though I knew the afterglow in the...

Thanks guys, it was very parched with no rain since april so i went for a yellow look lol. Dan I used cokin gnd's up to 3 stacked as the light was so bright!

Tuscan Sunset by Brazo76, on Flickr Golden Fields by Brazo76, on Flickr Yellow Italy by Brazo76, on Flickr Sunrise over a Vineyard by Brazo76, on Flickr Tuscan Sundown by Brazo76, on Flickr

I would say Fuji x10 for £300 but if you can stretch to £440 (panamoz.com or Kerson on TP) the Sony RX100 is in a different league.

You may well be right but i also accept DK's comments above. That said it would be kinder to all concerned to critique a photo after the comp has ended so as not to affect voting, though I do realise in this instance DK's already walked away with the prize so why not draw a line under this and...

lovely animal shots.

It is rather ironic that Nikons (new) entry level SLR has better IQ (bar low light) than Canons full frame 5D mk3... (puts on flamesuit;)) That said I don't think you'' get a 3200 for this budget

Nice pics but the ones behind fences are kinda ruined imo, that said they would make great campaign photos for a charity like WSPA ;)

Ordinarily I'd say no but given they're short on entries this months;)

Im sorry Dave but your not quite right, its quite possible to get everything in focus at 10mm using f5.6 or less. The following was taken at 10mm and f8 its front to back in focus and very sharp. Diffraction kicks in around f11 (softening of the image) and f16-f22 will give softer results...

If you need a cheap portrait lens I would say go for it!

I'll have to be honest whilst I enjoy cycling, running and walking to keep fit I have no interest in watching or participating in sports so sorry this months not for me!

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