I agree, those last two are buzzing with colour

What a bunch of boring pics....YAWN

Sorry Kris but I'm only a half hour away from York and I've seen all theses a hundred times over

Seriously though I like your take on the old favorites, I especially like the last shot, anyone who climbs those stairs deserves a medal, I have certainly never done it.

So what did you think of the Capitol of Yorkshire? and did you get any shots of the carvings around the west door?

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With shots like this they're well deserved.

I do ....the wheels are blurred

Really nice shots Don, A guy at my camera club would have been well pleased to have got those on his C***n

Or written a paper on it, maybe hoped for the Nobel Prize

Oggy, you failed to look at the focal length, DoF would still be good wide open on an 18mm lens

Oops! sorry forgot to comment on the pics as well, the weather wasn't really on your side for exterior shots, OK for the interior though, I agree with the other comments.

I thought so too, just wanted confirmation. dont remember reading it in the manual though.

Welcome to the forum Graham,

A dog is for life, not just for christmas! :::

And I'm not going to tell you which camera system to buy into, just remember it'll be for life (unless your loaded)

This link might help you decide link

Should we take into account the crop factor when calculating hand held shutter speeds to avoid camera shake?

If I shoot 35mm with the Bigma at 500mm, rule of thumb says I should keep my shutter speed above 1/500th, so assuming I dont use SR on A DSLR do I still keep the shutter speed at 1/500th or do I have to allow for the crop factor and shoot at 1/750th

DAN......I hate you.....

number 2 for me

let me know when she's performing up north