Beautiful lighting, but I'd prefer the verticals to be parallel, not converging,

Beacuase you're were glad to look at your nephew. When peoples are glad Sky is always BLU....If sad sky will appear black!!!:P:P:P:P(All image appers blu. Did you take this picture in a shadowed area close to the wall???) Hi, the picture was taken in a conservatory, somtimes the pop up flash came on, try other settings result was the same, the WB was set AWD should i have set it to a different ...

Words fail me, as does your every attempt at photography. You are either a pro taking the pi$$, or simply useless with a camera in your hands. Take it from me, the three images you have posted in your gallery so far, which is supposed to showcase your best work, are fit for nothing.

I see what you've tried to do here. Sam, I don't think you do. This image has been posted to illustrate a problem that the user is having with two cameras.

A beautiful image that looks very like a monochrome pic except for the few colour components. Well done.

I've no experience of the stacker software you used. I have had some success with a package called CombineZM. The image at the top of thread was made using CombineZM and 22 separate images. CombineZM is free, just Google it to find it. Once installed and running, select File > New, choose your frames and wait until it shows one of the images, then select Macro > Do Stack. When it's finis ...

Nice shot. You could try changing the colour balance using the white collar of the chap on the right as a reference. Doing so might lose the 'mood' though.

Nice pose, shame about the strap coming across his face though. Good effort.