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Haven't entered one of these in a while. ENTRY: More depth of field that bokeh, but whatevs.

Greenwich park, or Primrose Hill. Both good for city scapes.

Cracking. I really like the editing. It's put a really nice spin on the shots. Glad the couple are happy, that is the most important thing after all..... Maybe watch out for shadows across the face (#3 for example), otherwise all good :)

If you can dodge security, try the IQ business estate in Farnborough.

Re: Me again sorry! - Liquid Yellow 182!http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8300/7939775962 I thought I recognised that location, then saw you are in Aldershot. Good skills.....

Nice. Few questions, are you happy with them? And are the customers happy? Did you enjoy it? Stressed? I usually ask people how they want the processing done. Most people tend to lean towards bright and vibrant images with me, but I always chuck in a few (maybe 15 ish) B&W versions, usually...

I did the same once. http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?575677-Star-Trail-Fail&p=7681528#post7681528 Were you using interval shooting?

What he said ^^

Perhaps if we had a better understanding as to what you're likely to be shooting/currently shoot, then I'm sure some better ideas will come out about what Lens would be best. You keep mentioning the pits, so I guess you do some motorsport stuff?

Congrats. I've stayed in that room at Balmer Lawn. So has Jeremy Clarkson. Random facts, but good to know...

Yep, I've used cheap eBay ones. They're good for about 10 metres of triggering, and if you drop them, you don't care.

What body is it? It's probably just the metal bits not clamping it down as much as it used to. Hammer?

Does it seem to be a problem with the hot-shoe or the flash? Perhaps your flash has overheated so much and re-moulded the bottom ;)

I've got a SB900 and a SB910. The 910 handles the heat more effectively, instead of just stopping when it gets too hot, it slows down it's recycle time to allow it to cool between shots. The 900 just goes into thermal cut off far too quickly for me. You can turn thermal protection off on...

ENTRY 700_3195 by capturedbyjames, on Flickr A bit lame, but my good stuff is coming after the deadline.

My office looks over the Farnborough Airfield, so I'll be giving these a go when the airshow comes around....

I work with this girl: http://www.devonshirephotographic.co.uk/ who is very good. Plus, you'll get me as a second shooter... Or me, I like travelling: http://www.capturedbyjames.co.uk/

There's actually some sound advice in there. If you spend time to read it....

Some good stuff in there....

Does it happen in manual focus? As above, try a manual focus on a word through the viewfinder, then see what its like on big screen.

Great shots. I really like the story that goes with them too. Maybe get some comic filters on them and release a series of online comics to go with the season? :D

Getting married in a pair of Converse? Awesome! Nice shots. The confetti one is a tad over-exposed, but could probably be recovered in editing. Looking forward to seeing the rest.

Yeah, my sigma 70-200 used to do that. The nikon 70-200 is far, far, far, far better.

I had to stop in a lay-by for a piss on the way home from my first one. Precisely that, the thought didn't even cross my mind!!

Time to have a wee? No chance.... The only break I've ever got was when the reception are having their nosh. I spent this time copying and reviewing photos!

24-70, 70-200, and maybe something wide for group shots if needs be. All f2.8 and you're laughing....

I agree a lot with what Dan said. I've done a few weddings, and roll with: Nikon d700 Nikon d300 Nikon 16-35mm f4 Nikon 24-70mm f2.8 Nikon 70-200mm f2.8 Nikon 1.7x Teleconverter Nikon 50mm f1.8 Nikon SB900 Flash Nikon SB600 Flash Hahnel battery grip I usually stick the 24-70 on the D700, and...

Make a profit..... I've got all the stuff I need now, just need to pay it all off....

A few of us on here started one a few years back... nobody completed it though (correct me if i'm wrong). Might have a bash in the new year though, always a laugh :)

What camera is it on? There's sometimes a function to clean the sensor, which just gives it a little shake to get rid of some loose dust...