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Nice pic, I can see the back nipple too ;) Might be heading to London on Sunday to do some street, a few recent ones from Paris: The Accordian Player by Brazo76, on Flickr The Break Up by Brazo76, on Flickr The Nonchalant Couple by Brazo76, on Flickr

Why is that a regret though? Surely the kit lens has served you well and put you in a position that you now hanker after primes? Which is great! I see so many people slating kit lenses on tinterweb but rarely (never) see photos that make me think I wish that had been taken with a prime ;)

Gutted for you mate but surely thats one pic you don't like!!! How much to get it repaired?

Thanks Sam so its canon only? Want Pentax!

Apologies for crashing the thread but whats the deal with this guy? Warranty? Grey import? Returns?

I hear about this Kerso guy a lot, is he a trader on Talk Photography or something?

Always a devisive choice, though I am yet to hear of anyone that has taken the perfect picture which has been ruined by the degradation in image quality that one filter makes ;)

Thanks Dan, It's weird but I took a lot of 'ok' shots in the hours leading up to that pic but in hindsight each different shot added a little to the evolution of that steps picture, even though the proceeding shots were of different subjects.

But the x100 does it so well ;)

No idea mate, Nikon and Pentax use them though.

If canon did a sony APS-C sensor in a mirrorless CSC then I wouldn't hesitate!

Untitled by Brazo76, on Flickr

Very cleverly done Matt

Parisien Steps by Brazo76, on Flickr

A cheap 50 will easily produce out of focus areas, the quality of those areas will be dependant upon lens design.

Problem with 'bokeh' is that it refers to the quality of the out of focus areas and not the amount of out of focus. Good bokeh is usually smooth and creamy, harsh bokeh is usually more.defined and rough looking. A lot of bokeh does depend on how much £££ you spend on the lens, with exceptions of...

What were you looking to achieve with the snail shot? The composition is odd, the cane is out of context in what appears to be a park? Only shot that I can see would be a macro close up of the rings on the snails shell. Otherwise its uninteresting.

I put nearly 300 hours into demons souls :o so this game should be fairly straight forward ;) You are supposed to die a lot, dieing is a core game mechanic. As for the messages its not the game trolling you, they are messages from other players!

Like the sound of that, I have a few slightly blurred images that I would love to save!

Cheers guys a few more I forget to post Moroccan Orb Chandelier by Brazo76, on Flickr Morrocan Hamman by Brazo76, on Flickr Mathamatical Pattern by Brazo76, on Flickr Girl on Stairs by Brazo76, on Flickr

Bokeh refers to the quality of the out of focus areas of a photograph from the Jap word 'Boke'

Street Musician by Brazo76, on Flickr Stop me and buy one by Brazo76, on Flickr Bike by Brazo76, on Flickr Coca Cola by Brazo76, on Flickr Marrakech Alleyway by Brazo76, on Flickr Blue by Brazo76, on Flickr Shade by Brazo76, on Flickr Massage by Brazo76, on Flickr Coffee and...

Staircase by Brazo76, on Flickr

Lovely shot but straighten it up ;)

That is creamy bokeh Dan, although just to be a pedant, technically this thread should be called out of focus areas, bokeh refers to the quality of the out of focus areas e.g. creamy, harsh

Sorry repost as Flickr (me) cocked it up Musee d'orsay by Brazo76, on Flickr Story behind this shot :o Photos are strictly prohibited in Musee d'orsay and the signs were very clear, I was disappointed as I wanted to take some shots. However every American and Japanese tourist was snapping...

Musee d'orsay by Brazo76, on Flickr Story behind this shot :o Photos are strictly prohibited in Musee d'orsay and the signs were very clear, I was disappointed as I wanted to take some shots. However every American and Japanese tourist was snapping away with phones, slr's and video cams so I...

I was born in '76 but still know my history of photography ;)

#4 is an awesome people shot and I suspect those lads held that look long enough to take the shot and then some!

Sorry but going to have to go against the gain here, I see so many people trying to do these water shots and imo none come even remotely close to the 'original' that Harold Edgerton did in 1956. There's a raft of poor 'splash' shots about. It seems to be something that so many people wish to try...