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Thanks guys, taken on my nex5n and a sigma 19mm prime, the combo is so sharp and has zero noise in comparison to my sony a77 and cost a fraction of what the 'proper' camera did!

​ Standing Tall by Brazo76, on Flickr

​ Which Way by Brazo76, on Flickr

What time were they taken Rob? I was in London last night but my skies were very purple, I packed up about 10pm

Really like Red Wharf. bay Niall, the composition is excellent. The others don't do a lot for me, mainly due to the lighting but good compositions nonetheless.

Cameras can front or back focus a lens but that's only for autofocus, manual focus should be spot on, try manually focusing on a static object with the camera on a tripod or flat surface.

Great set, 4 is an excellent capture, would have been perfect without the people in the background and to the side but I suspect it was busy!

​Just do a dotted line in photoshop ;-)

I think an average set if photographs has been run through some extreme photoshopping to try and make something out of them. Just my opinion of course and I know you can take excellent shots so these seem a little at odds.

Hmm 214 viewed the thread but only 14 could manage a mouse click to vote! ​Congrats Niall

​Sunset over the Severn by Brazo76, on Flickr

Stairway to Heaven by Brazo76, on Flickr ​ A real 'fire in the sky' sunset a few weeks back, had to desaturate in lightroom as the real version looked too fake!!!

Not really having a clue about motorsport I aimed at other things than just speeding cars when I went to Goodwood! Turkish, I have kept back my fave 50 or so from the day if you want them for your brother. Martini Lancia by Brazo76, on Flickr P Zero by Brazo76, on Flickr Model by Brazo76...

Thanks, which of course is why the lights are streaked but the buildings are not, thought zoom burst initially but couldn't work it out!!

Love the effect of the last one, how was that achieved if you don't mind me asking? Spent a day in London on Wednesday (sans l'appareil photo) and have to say it was liberating!!

ENTRY Family by Brazo76, on Flickr

This problem does marr an otherwise excellent camera but am sure you'll get it fixed soon! Must be your third SLR this year???;)

​i was there on the Saturday but also thurs and fri but working.

#2 is a stunner mate, looks like you were standing near to me!!

Nice spacing on the red arrows there, I found that yesterday at least 1.5 stops of exposure compensation was needed! Looks a better day today with bluer skies.

Last one could be epic for star trails mate

Cheers Nial I did try just the skyline and may post it but theres a lot of 'clutter' underneath it as in all the houses. My fave from Goodwood, shot with a 70-200 2.8 and cropped from 24 MP to about 10mp. Red Arrows by Brazo76, on Flickr

This is a second attempt using a longer focal length at a view I posted back a few months back. I prefer the extra clarity and daylight in this version. Speeding Mk2 by Brazo76, on Flickr

I really enjoy the experience of air show photography and will be going to RIAT (there anyway with work) so shame not to bring the camera!

I recently shot the red arrows using a 70-200 and whilst perfectly useable with a crop to the final image a 70-400 would have been a better choice.

Nice one mate just been flicking through my red arrow shots too!

Great pics, having spent a very hot day there today I am starting to appreciate the skill required in Motorsport photography even if the end results don't bowl me over personally!

Correct me if I'm wrong but all of your lenses bar the 24-105 are aps-c only, so would all need to be sold? If that's the case a swap to the better in every aspect Nikon D600 (vs 6D) wouldn't be a bad idea.

Two different things work best for juxtaposed items. Ones you wouldn't normally associate together, two of the same thing even if different in size or age is a mild juxtaposition. Good example if you google is being served ice cream and fish on the same plate. Assuming you aren't eating at the...

Also really like the two London buses on the bridge! Love the first one but would prefer a person in the shot to add a human element