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70d has just got a gold award on dpreview!

The sony rx100 is in a class if its own but and for me the killer was the slower zoom and lack of bokeh at the telephoto end. It can do some lovely close up wide angle bokeh though. iq wise it's excellent more dynamic range than a 5d mk3!! I replaced it with a nex 5n and 3 sigma art primes and...

Lol fair enough, I did wonder;)

Can you see the ghost?!!

ENTRY DSC00254-Edit.jpg by Brazo76, on Flickr

Food festival lol how where they served!!?

F22 was the problem. Wider apertures are needed.

Might as well give it a go! Taken in a very scary french chateau!! Supernatural by Brazo76, on Flickr

Beware of security, because its a private area you 'can't take photos Unless you have an iphone.....

Just to be clear there's nothing wrong per say with cliche viewpoints, they just either need to be technically brilliant or offer something a little new:)

Car pictures are great as are the Baker Street station shots. Night photos aren't so great IMO, lacking in colour and appear a little dark and very overdone viewpoints without bringing anything new if that makes sense unlike the Baker Street shots which are more original.

Rectangles by Brazo76, on Flickr

Congrats on explore, great shot and reflection

Thanks Ben, lilKing the wheelie moment too!

City of Alhambra by Brazo76, on Flickr

Few more Waffle by Brazo76, on Flickr Asleep by Brazo76, on Flickr Contrast by Brazo76, on Flickr

A few more from my recent travels Pinky and Perky by Brazo76, on Flickr Camping by Brazo76, on Flickr Reflection by Brazo76, on Flickr Nice legs... by Brazo76, on Flickr

Well if you want your car in a calendar sign up :)

Step away from the selective colouring;) nice compos regardless

Great shot, would look great in say a calendar. http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=319567

Love cotton wool skies like that, if the sky looks like that it will be a stunner of a sunset.

Lol its 'it' for the next few weeks at least ;)

Thats a great shot Nial, the kid on the bike makes it! In fact I missed (was in France) the entire page 305 and I do normally check every pic! , some great shots!

Congrats on the website publishing mate:) Have you tried playing around with gels? The image of the bird against the wall on the FB page would look better if the wall was lit at an angle with a blue flash gel.

Eddie, to ensure lots of tiny stars appear in your image you need to 'max' out on available light so you must shoot wide open at 1.8. Across frame sharpness won't be great but thats of lesser importance in star photography. To be honest a 500d isn't the best low light camera and you will need...

Agreed last one is pick of the bunch!

Congrats on explore mate, does need a bit cropping off the bottom though:)

Love the bride shot, she makes a great focal point in a very structural image.

A few more, last one from the UK City of Jaen by Brazo76, on Flickr Who's looking at you, Kid! by Brazo76, on Flickr Flow by Brazo76, on Flickr

Mine went shopping whilst I had an hour to myself ;) I was lucky to get still water on the reflection pools because before and after my session the water was quite choppy!