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Your camera AF sensor needs cleaning? Worth a try.
Comment by Nigelk posted on K5ll&300sdm at 27/07/2016 - 15:58
I also prefer the Swordfish. I like the subtle colours
Comment by Nigelk posted on A couple of olde birds at 26/07/2016 - 21:16
You asked us to be harsh, so here goes. The best Millennium Bridge/St Pauls photographs I have seen.
Comment by Nigelk posted on Some more play time with the Interval Composite Mode at 15/07/2016 - 11:21
Get well soon Maria. I hope to see more of your lovely photographs soon.
Bestest wishes
Nigel
Bestest wishes
Nigel
Comment by Nigelk posted on Time out for me at 28/06/2016 - 20:48
Lovely attention to the lighting of a pretty young girl. What spoils them a bit for me is the white lattice in the background. Shame you couldn't find a spot with just the greenery behind. K-7 and 18-55wr cracking combo, I still have and use mine.
Comment by Nigelk posted on Three Portraits at 19/06/2016 - 08:43
Hello, I like your first photo. Looking forward to seeing more from your lovely new K-1.
Comment by Nigelk posted on Hello folks... at 19/06/2016 - 08:35
Dingo wrote:
Sorry, I was in a dream. I'll pay more attention next time.Nigelk wrote:
To do nothing other than press the button on your camera set in auto jpeg misses 90% of what digital photography offers. To capture and create your own vision and view of the world, this is photography.[quote:3496ace15f="Nigelk"]To do nothing other than press the button on your camera set in auto jpeg misses 90% of what digital photography offers. To capture and create your own vision and view of the world, this is photography.
Didn't I just say just that??To do nothing other than press the button on your camera set in auto jpeg misses 90% of what digital photography offers. To capture and create your own vision and view of the world, this is photography.[quote:3496ace15f="Nigelk"]To do nothing other than press the button on your camera set in auto jpeg misses 90% of what digital photography offers. To capture and create your own vision and view of the world, this is photography.
Dingo wrote:
Straight out of camera, as opposed to a tin
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The uniformity, conformity, parallel lines and military precision......didn't you get all of that from my photo??Straight out of camera, as opposed to a tin
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Comment by Nigelk posted on this will be intresting at 19/05/2016 - 09:25
To do nothing other than press the button on your camera set in auto jpeg misses 90% of what digital photography offers. To capture and create your own vision and view of the world, this is photography.
Comment by Nigelk posted on this will be intresting at 19/05/2016 - 08:38
I think they are great. Luv them one and all!
Comment by Nigelk posted on Further ICM/Multiple Exposure Adventures: Wharfedale at 14/04/2016 - 19:39
