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Comment by Stuey posted on Stacked jewellery image at 24/10/2016 - 18:38
5 is my favourite 😀
Comment by Stuey posted on Postcards from Switzerland '16 at 24/10/2016 - 18:36
It's nice to hear about the lighter side of rallying (usually beer related in my experience 😁 ) and not just the event - I love the mk1 shot and the others aren't too shabby either☺
Did your car manage to continue after some magic spannering for the absent wheel?☺ (magic spannering often = swearing, borrowing parts and or people, heavy use of knocking stick, bodging and more swearing)
Regards
Stu
Comment by Stuey posted on Contrasting activities on Mull at 24/10/2016 - 14:08
Comment by Stuey posted on Posing Sheep - Emley Moor, W. Yorkshire '16 at 24/10/2016 - 13:59
It is nice to see these ☺
Comment by Stuey posted on Exposed (not rude) at 22/10/2016 - 12:52
Get ready for the Wales sheep comments 😂
Comment by Stuey posted on Posing Sheep - Emley Moor, W. Yorkshire '16 at 22/10/2016 - 12:51
Comment by Stuey posted on On The Way to Anglesey at 22/10/2016 - 12:47
More seriously, I like this image but a little more of it may improve it ☺ imho or have I just nicked others opinions?? 😖
Comment by Stuey posted on Morning moon at 21/10/2016 - 21:41
I hope your not set up serves you well 🍺
Comment by Stuey posted on Hello from the past at 21/10/2016 - 21:33
A lot depends on you location, foreground etc
I have not used my 10-20 for sunrises yet as I normally use longer lenses for this.
Isolating a sunrise with a longer focal length can really help the colours as they can be very localised.
My choices are usually my K5 with a 28mm lens (Pentax or Vivitar) and my k10 with a zoom lens often 70-300 sigma variety as it is very good at 70 to 135mm
Nd grad filters can help but are not vital imho - if there are reflections remember to look carefully at this time include or exclude all you want to ☺
Also member tllok look around and not just at the sunrise as the light can be excellent from many angles.
Tripod and release (I use an IR remote) really help but I use the tripod at its lowest setting or use one of my shorter ones especially if there is a reflection to be had.
I don't have either the 35 or 50mm you have listed above, how do they cope with flare etc as this could prove to be important 😀
I hope this helps
Regards
Stu
PS don't forget the hat, gloves, boots etc 👍
Comment by Stuey posted on sunrise early morning photos at 21/10/2016 - 21:30


By the sound of it Gareth you will be up an limping faster soon 😁