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Thanks Phil and Stan, i'm glad you pointed out the bow and motif, i should have cloned them out, as for the head height there was a lot of commotion in the background i.e. a childrens colourful tent, one reason i converted to b/w, i always welcome cc and thanks for taking the time to comment
Comment by autumnlight posted on Five in a row at 08/09/2014 - 15:21
This is my first post, i'm trying to upload pictures that haven't been seen on the gallery but i'm struggling a little, this is my niece Mia taken at a family party, natural light.
F6.3 ISO 100 Tamron 18-200
F6.3 ISO 100 Tamron 18-200
Comment by autumnlight posted on Five in a row at 08/09/2014 - 12:33
Sorry i'm so late commenting on this thread but i have only just found it, i think it's a great idea and my comments will not really be noticed now so i'm sorry for that also, next time around i'm sure to comment as i have actually found my way around the forum
Comment by autumnlight posted on Five in a row at 06/09/2014 - 14:05
The rape seed foreground adds so much to this lovely compo, i think the slightly darker aspect tells the story of winter, if it was lightened i think this would take some of the atmosphere away, thanks for this lovely series and i just hope i can show my five as well as you have
Comment by autumnlight posted on 5 In A Row - David Storm at 06/09/2014 - 13:47
Lovely shard of light flowing through, i like the POV and the beautiful architecture, not my sort of thing really so i'm sorry for the boring comment
Comment by autumnlight posted on 5 In A Row - David Storm at 05/09/2014 - 17:35
It's a beautiful image, i don't feel experienced enough to give critique on this sort of picture only to say what my eyes enjoy and they enjoy this lovely calming scene, i will say that i don't think a crop would enhance it in anyway.
Comment by autumnlight posted on 5 In A Row - David Storm at 04/09/2014 - 13:57
I love natural light portraits David, this picture of your lovely wife shows how it can be done, the caravan having windows on both sides would have been a great help, her skin tones are spot on and her eyes just lovely
p.s. i quoted above five a day of course i meant five in a row ... getting my fruit and veg mixed up with my photography
p.s. i quoted above five a day of course i meant five in a row ... getting my fruit and veg mixed up with my photography
Comment by autumnlight posted on 5 In A Row - David Storm at 03/09/2014 - 12:51
Hi David, sorry to see i'm the only one to comment...
I love the overall composition and POV, lovely light, the only criticism i can find is the main focus on the fly, i find it a little small in the frame and not very noticeable, maybe something a little larger would have caught my eye, maybe a dog bone because of the way your gorgeous little dog is looking straight at the camera, i know it's easy to put this criticism forward as animals are so hard to capture when and where you want them, i hope i don't sound to critical as it is just my opinion and others may disagree, i have to say i really find the background delightful! this is a great start to your five a day, just hope i can find five to equal!
I love the overall composition and POV, lovely light, the only criticism i can find is the main focus on the fly, i find it a little small in the frame and not very noticeable, maybe something a little larger would have caught my eye, maybe a dog bone because of the way your gorgeous little dog is looking straight at the camera, i know it's easy to put this criticism forward as animals are so hard to capture when and where you want them, i hope i don't sound to critical as it is just my opinion and others may disagree, i have to say i really find the background delightful! this is a great start to your five a day, just hope i can find five to equal!
Comment by autumnlight posted on 5 In A Row - David Storm at 02/09/2014 - 13:51
What a fantastic set of images, i haven't managed a decent shot of a Grey never mind a Red, 2 and 3 for me
Comment by autumnlight posted on A few red squiggles at 12/08/2014 - 16:55
LabradorMick2 wrote:
I experienced a similar problem with mine. I found that cleaning the contacts every so often normally resolved the problem. A lint free cloth is the best thing to use. Also, switching the camera off, taking the lens off and refitting it had the desired effect. Not terribly convenient, though!!
I experienced a similar problem with mine. I found that cleaning the contacts every so often normally resolved the problem. A lint free cloth is the best thing to use. Also, switching the camera off, taking the lens off and refitting it had the desired effect. Not terribly convenient, though!!
johnriley wrote:
If there's an aperture ring, also double check it is still set to "A".
Thanks very much Michael and John i've cleaned the contacts and everything is fine now If there's an aperture ring, also double check it is still set to "A".
Comment by autumnlight posted on Sigma 70-300 not working at 26/06/2014 - 20:31
