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Penshaw Monument - Sunderland by Mark Geddes, on Flickr

Awesome, just need to get out tonight with it being clear. It's a 45 min drive there to where i need to be. Might as well go out with it being clear and get some practice in and have a look around there see what's there and get some ideas and maybe next time get some better ones with it not...

@Aaron.. Will the almost full moon give off extra light in the sky as well as foreground? So doing a milky way shot at full moon isn't as good being a full moon?

I'm at penshaw momument now total clear sky. Try an few things here. There's a guy with a DSLR and there's a lot out there misserable f*****s and keep them to them selfs I'll bear that in mind with the exposure Aaron.

Seven Sisters - Copt Hill by Mark Geddes, on Flickr It wasn't the best tonight, very little colour coming through and the clouds just wasn't where i wanted them to be. Had to make do like, took another one i'll get that one up soon. Still don't know fully if my editing is right on my pics I'm...

Another picture on TV by Mark Geddes, on Flickr Another one of my pics was shown on ITV news and weather and shown on their website last Tuesday, didn't know again about it. 2 people at the shop saw my picture on tv and told me just the other day.

St Mary's Lighthouse - Whitley Bay by Mark Geddes, on Flickr Would of like more clouds and a bit of water in the image but wrong conditions on the day plus it was an hour drive getting there. Had to get some pics anyway

Lens distortion is like when the image bends at the sides, like when you bend a piece of paper from both sides. Here's a video it gives you an idea what i mean I've never used an external flash and practically never used my internal flash so can't really comment. What you don't want is too...

Yeah i was thinking possible lens distortion too or even vignetting? As Aaron said you can get rid of it in photoshop but on Elements you can't. If you haven't got a flash you could use a large reflector to redirect light where you want it. When doing interiors always use a tripod to get...

like that, be canny to see it in B&W too. think it will be better in b&w. Nice comp

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCs4S07E5NC0R7pVuzBJ0e8Q https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFJ7r70nIWRe0mJ2lp7NAsA Here's 2 links to have a look at. Mike Browne channel is really good to know basic stuff on ISO, aperture and so on. The Scott Kelby channel is awesome only just found out about...

I had my DSLR for years and not knowing how to use it. I started a small class learning the very basics like ISO aperture and shutter. Then onto leading lines and composition and so on. Did this once a week for 3 months. This was just a local guy who's been doing this for years and it costed...

http://mylio.com/ This is suppose to be awesome

I've got the same camera but haven't got a super zoom just the 24-105mm, dredz wanted a zoom lens and he's got the 55-250mm and a few on here mentioned it. I haven't done motorsport and i think 55-250 will certainly get you going for the price just over £100 is a bargain...

very good Aaron, did you send them pics now and again through flickr and then contact you. or did they just contact you out of the blue? very nice pics like

I only shoot RAW now and edit only RAW. Just the other week my Dad wanted a few pics of the dog i just shot it in JPEG they not bothered and can't tell the difference on the editing side. As said if it's something not significant JPEG and if it's for my photography RAW all the way

Chemical Beach - Seaham by Mark Geddes, on Flickr

Durham Cathedral Sunset by Mark Geddes, on Flickr Took about 40 shots, different expsoures pretty much all short ones with the ND4 and without. Some vertcal with some branches and horiz without branches. Could get an awesome pic there but the branch on the very top is a bit of an eye soar not...

Burnt Field - Durham by Mark Geddes, on Flickr took this while walking home after just finished taking pics of the sunset of the cathedral. I liked the burnt out bit and the track lines leading to the Cathedral and the sky was still lovely and not too dark too.

Milky Way - Co Durham by Mark Geddes, on Flickr Second night attempt at this

Alright, if you click on the picture it will take you to Flickr where it will show a bigger image. Yeah i took it in colour and it was majority blue sky but the little cloud just above and over the horizon. I used a CPL and a ND4 iirc, the colour isn't that spectacular that's why i converted to B&W

had to read that 3 times before i knew what you meant lol, yeah a photo within a photo. I'm tempted to go there again tomorrow, saw some really nice sand patterns today, i was there yesterday but at different tide. Was far too sunny to take pics of the sand even with a CPL. I really need to...

I know from seeing Tony's style is in his B&W images top class by the way. I can't remember who mentioned it. I'm talking about "Styles" i think he's found his style. For me i haven't found it yet, i know i like my land and seascapes but may need more time before it kicks in. Do you come aware...

thanks, have to admit that i just looked back, majority of the time you tend to focus what's in front of you and a lot of the time now i look pretty much 360o sometimes the best shot is what's behind you. This was the first shot of many as i wanted it better but the tide and effect of the lines...

Easington Beach - Sunderland by Mark Geddes, on Flickr

Just 2 of many i took, too much pollution. Looks like going to be another clear night on Saturday. I'm tempted to go near the moors or something in the west away from city's. This time try and get some better ones.

Star Meteor Night 2. by Mark Geddes, on Flickr First attempt at Astro photography and i'm really chuffed apart from the light pollution. With the naked eye where your seeing was pure black apart from the odd star and in camera was light pollution. Took about 50 shots. some are blurred and wonky...

there's little to no noise as Liam said crank up the ISO to get more stars. I started out at 1600 and for a few shots i maxed out at 3200 ISO and see more stars but was really frosty. My flat mate turned up in his car with his camera and tripod to have a look and never got set up and left 45...

looks a great spot that, i think but got loads of potential there. That other photo looks great too for a evening shot and night shot. :smile:

What's the best was to edit sky photo's highlights to -100 and clarity to +100 ?? just crancked up the the White and f**king hell you can the way more stuff the outline off what ever i'm looking at lol. Really exiting stuff this like only on the first shot and i'm already exited