I prefer the last one. The guy's face is so interesting, the other head behind distracted me.

Nice picture though

Hi Peter!

You'll find these guys very helpful...I do

No!
I thought you'd come to a sudden halt from a high speed!!

Thanks Kris...for the image and the thread...I'm sitting here giggling and the Mrs is giving me a funny look, wondering what I'm laughing at

Wonderful information!
Sorry Alan for hijacking your thread, but when Peter mentioned the histogram I just had to ask.

It's certainly given me food for thought and I will start using it next time I get my camera out.
It wasn't so scary after all

Is there any information you'd recommend on how to correctly use histogram information.

I looked at it once and didn't have a clue as to what it meant

It's funny you should say about the Bible, as I first shot it with a Bible, but this book was larger and the pages sat better.

Fair point on the focus, I had real difficulties focusing as the room was quite dark to give the lighting effect I wanted.

I've got to say, though, 12 months ago I wouldn't have even considered taking these sort of photographs, landscape is what I was thinking of when I bought my camera, but I really enjoyed playing around and setting these up.

Don't know if etiquette allows me to post alternatives before the competition is judged, If not, could a moderator shift this thread, please?

I had three options to post in the comp. so I entered one and thought I'd get C&C on the others.
So, let me know what you think.

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Nice shots Terry
I prefer number one...but not sure why

At the risk of hijacking your thread: Gors farm was about a mile up Gors lane, on the right hand side. Had some good times there doing things to give health and safety officers a heart attack