Weddings are difficult to photograph well, without making them erm, well look like wedding photos. This is a refreshing take on the subject, particularly like #3 & #5

Thanks all for the info on kit, but how easy/hard is it?

Afternoon Everybody

Right then, sitting comfortably, then I'll begin. I need help and advice on whether anybody mounts and frames their own pics as this is something I would like to get into myself, I intend to turn our living room into something which resembles the National Portrait Gallery, but of course only with my work being shown. Is it some black mystical art which requires speciality tools or is it in reach of mere mortals like myself with a large hammer. And not forgetting, where is the best place to buy these wonderous framing materials?

All input greatly appreciated.

Cheers me old mucker I knew I must have a higher purpose in life

Lets have club for people with no club, kinda reverse engineering

I must agree, lovely pic with great atmosphere

I've just looked at his work and mighty impressive it is too, very original and dare I say it: Arty.

Never run around the garden trying to photograph dogs, you end muddy, cold and frustrated.

Apart from that dead simple:

SLOW shutter = BLURRED, FAST shutter = CRISP.

Love number 1

I really like No. 2 but I would be tempted to crop the top 20-30% out of it though.