Isle of Man images...

[GaryS]

A few photos from when I was on the island a couple of weeks back...

 

[Sarah]

awesome gary

 

[Dafthead]

Top notch!

 

[Gaz.]

Lovely shots.

 

[GaryS]

awesome gary

thanks, I might've pinched a couple of ideas for shots from the ones you've posted on FB

 

[K1NGY]

Last pic ftw

 

[Ribena]

some great photos you have taken there!

 

[Nickharding]

Its photo's like that, that make you never forget a place.

Fantastic!!

 

[Sarah]

thanks, I might've pinched a couple of ideas for shots from the ones you've posted on FB

Urs are alot better

wheres this one http://www.songasport.co.uk/iom09l.jpg

 

[Andy.]

Nice shots and processing.

 

[BenWall]

Amazing pictures, really good. Some could do with the a little more touching up, but not much. Really are picture post code, get them submitted to the post card companies.

Really like

 

[GaryS]

wheres this one

go on the Laxey to Ramsey road, turn right after Ballaglass farm onto the road that loops round to Maughold, pic was taken from the road between Cornaa and Ballajora, the lighthouse is at Maughold Head.

BenWall, if I had a clue how to work Photoshop etc then I'd do touching up but I don't so I can't!

 

[BenWall]

Lol download the demo and get on it. Are all these straight from the camera?

 

[micallef1990]

what set up are you using. some cracking shots there pal

 

[GaryS]

Lol download the demo and get on it. Are all these straight from the camera?

I have it, just don't know how to use it and don't have time to learn it at the moment. Cloning, dodge, burn, layers etc mean nowt to me.

Colour saturation was changed on a couple to get the b & w with Irfanview, borders added with Irfanview. I can work Irfanview a bit

I used film for years before Photoshop was invented and I'm still in the old school of trying to get the shot you want with the camera rather than relying on software.

 

[GaryS]

what set up are you using.

Nikon D300, 10-20 and 18-200 lens for most of the ones I posted on here.