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Nice ones Carl. As Nigel says you have gone for a deep rich exposure which does the scenes justice. Next time I'm in Richmond, or Hexham or even in the middle of Durham, I must get down to the river and try some smooth water exposures. Its a style I've never really worked at in the past.
David

Comment by davidtrout posted on Richmond Falls revisited at 17/04/2016 - 09:26

Impressionist heaven. These work so well and as Lennybloke said in the first response they would make a very good exhibition.
David

Comment by davidtrout posted on Further ICM/Multiple Exposure Adventures: Wharfedale at 16/04/2016 - 09:38

Charming, attractive portraits expertly photographed by you Gareth.
David

Comment by davidtrout posted on A few (image heavy) family kid portraits at 14/04/2016 - 14:52

Excellent set Ted. I really like the Llangollen Railway after being there three or four times in the past few years. Its in such beautiful countryside.
David

Comment by davidtrout posted on Llangollen Spring Steam Gala 2016 at 12/04/2016 - 20:13

geordie01 wrote:
Waste of time for me on the K30 as every time change the battery I lose the time and date so now I do not bother

My K30 has started doing that. It was fine for almost 4 years after I bought it but in the past few months I've had to reset the time and date every time I take the battery out to recharge it.
I've just now taken the battery out for a few seconds and put it straight back and time remains correct. Perhaps it reverts to factory setting when the battery has been out of the camera for a considerable length of time.
David

Comment by davidtrout posted on Summer time at 05/04/2016 - 09:30

I can't wait for you to get your still life studio set up again Gary - and to see some more of your fine images on PUF again. And I agree, the K5 is an excellent camera.
David

Comment by davidtrout posted on K5 body wanted at 31/03/2016 - 09:34

The answer's simple. If you don't want a house that's likely to flood then don't buy it. Unsold houses would soon put an end to this sort of development insanity. Makes you wonder about the mental capacity of planning authorities though.
David

Comment by davidtrout posted on Irony at 30/03/2016 - 09:07

McGregNi wrote:
Thanks very much Andy, Mike, Derek, Simon, and David Its a good place to poke around, and I do enjoy these sort of '1 lens challenges' .... although really, the K7 plus Grip and Samyang combo makes a rather hefty and solid item ... not really 'travelling light' at all ( I suppose it could make a good weapon if needed on that North Bank Simon!).

My favourite lightweight one body+one lens combo is the K30+DA 2.4 35mm Al. The K30 gives me quality images and the lens, which came bundled as a freebie with my K3 so I suppose is a kit lens, is also incredibly sharp. Great walk about gear, especially for street photography.
David

Comment by davidtrout posted on Wide & Wacky Walkabout - The South Bank at 21/03/2016 - 09:34

That's a fine set Nigel, I love the detail. Sometimes its good to travel light with one camera body and one lens just looking for detail and angles.
David

Comment by davidtrout posted on Wide & Wacky Walkabout - The South Bank at 20/03/2016 - 09:55

Lovely set, the colours are subtly restrained throughout. These sum up the wonderful sweep of the coastline of England's most northerly, and many would say most exciting, county.
David

Comment by davidtrout posted on Dunstanburgh Colour at 14/03/2016 - 10:38

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