Well, we got back yesterday and here are the first batch of images I've gone through.
As always, let me know what you think folks

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Me? Right?

Don't tell the Mrs. She's certain that I'm always wrong

I do....when I enter.
Yep, but that is then restricted to the competition subject.
So, the pics I wanted C&C on recently might have to wait for months until a suitable subject came up, whereas this way, I got C&C the same day I took them.

Aiki is right, it does give the feeling of falling over.
I also agree that it seems a little flat. Would increasing the contrast help with that?

Mostly what is around me when I have my camera with me, ( which is all too infrequent these days ).
As was said, the competitions usually give me some inspiration, but I haven't had chance for that either....

Note to self: Find some spare time!


Don't really like the macro and bug shots. If I was forced to choose one it'd be landscape, because what I like to shoot is either the landscape itself, or an object within its environment.

One tip not already mentioned...

ENJOY IT!!!!!!!!!!!

Well put Aiki

Looked at both...prefer this one

I'm just so used to people saying that to me

Yeah..but it needed saying, didn't it?