Random Photos : Part 4

[Klippie]

The Moon was looking good this evening...love the earthshine.

[V8Wagon]

Up on the South Downs this afternoon...

Ashcombe Windmill by André Jardinière, on Flickr

Sussex Hay Bales by André Jardinière, on Flickr

and something completely different...

Janus Head by André Jardinière, on Flickr

[Top Banana]

Starting to get to grips with the Pentax K3 - really pleased with some of the images I am getting, but still plenty to learn..

Red Panda by jonbawden50, on Flickr

flower with raynox dcr-150 by jonbawden50, on Flickr

Severn Beach by jonbawden50, on Flickr

macro coin by jonbawden50, on Flickr

[DibblyDobbler]

First attempt:

St Andrews Castle (2) by Dibbly Dobbler, on Flickr

Second attempt:

St Andrews Castle (2) - edit by Dibbly Dobbler, on Flickr

Any better or both cr@p? Honest (but constructive!) feedback welcomed

[...Mole...]

Flow by ScottAMurray, on Flickr

[LongQ]

DibblyDobbler said:

First attempt:

St Andrews Castle (2) by Dibbly Dobbler, on Flickr

Second attempt:

St Andrews Castle (2) - edit by Dibbly Dobbler, on Flickr

Any better or both cr@p? Honest (but constructive!) feedback welcomed

I think the lower one, for me, offers more but I get this feeling that there could still be more to come.

[Top Banana]

DibblyDobbler said:

First attempt:

St Andrews Castle (2) by Dibbly Dobbler, on Flickr

Second attempt:

St Andrews Castle (2) - edit by Dibbly Dobbler, on Flickr

Any better or both cr@p? Honest (but constructive!) feedback welcomed

2nd one for me as well - looks like lighter contrast across the image, but loving the reflection on both.

[DibblyDobbler]

LongQ said:

I think the lower one, for me, offers more but I get this feeling that there could still be more to come.

Top Banana said:

2nd one for me as well - looks like lighter contrast across the image, but loving the reflection on both.

Gents - thanks, appreciated

[rottie102]

DibblyDobbler said:

Gents - thanks, appreciated

They look exactly the same to me... Both unavailable

[...Mole...]

Slioch by ScottAMurray, on Flickr

[DibblyDobbler]

rottie102 said:

DibblyDobbler said:

Gents - thanks, appreciated

They look exactly the same to me... Both unavailable

You can't see them ? Odd

[noell35]

DibblyDobbler said:

You can't see them ? Odd

I can't see them on here, I can click the link and see them...agree odd

sorry, my mistake. The second link doesn't work either

Edited by noell35 on Sunday 22 February 22:07

[curtisl]

I had a lend of a friends 10-22mm canon lens to take some marketing shots for a new development in London and having owned a sigma 10-20mm previously, I was pretty impressed. I found the IQ of the Canon is far superior in the short time I have used it.

Glasshill-6 by Lee Curtis photography, on Flickr

Glasshill-14 by Lee Curtis photography, on Flickr

Glasshill-32 by Lee Curtis photography, on Flickr

And then something a bit more rural

untitled-2 by Lee Curtis photography, on Flickr

[DavidY]

reach for the sky1 sm by Mr Perceptive X100, on Flickr


reach for the sky2 sm by Mr Perceptive X100, on Flickr


university of salford sm by Mr Perceptive X100, on Flickr

[Dogsey]

A few from North Wales last week.


Llyn Mymbyr Sunrise by Mike G Photos, on Flickr


Llyn Mymbyr to Snowdon by Mike G Photos, on Flickr


Llyn Trawsfynydd Mist by Mike G Photos, on Flickr


Afon Cwmorthin Falls by Mike G Photos, on Flickr

[RobDickinson]

Last night of chaos for my 6d..

Stormcaller by robjdickinson, on Flickr

[Nardies]

Fantastic effort! Are those stacked images or just one long exposure with strobes?

[VRSAndy]

Here's another from the other night in Paull. Very similar to the other I posted but i prefer this one.

[RobbieKB]

RobDickinson said:

Last night of chaos for my 6d..

Stormcaller by robjdickinson, on Flickr

Incredible! My mate moved to NZ recently and he wanted to start doing timelapses of the stars but wasn't sure how well he could do there. I swiftly navigated him to your work and gave him a link to a light pollution map.

[dave0010]

Glasshill-6 by Lee Curtis photography, on Flickr


Can I ask, whats the technique called that you've used to add those streaks of light across the photo. Is this simple a editing technique? If so whats is called. I have seen it used many times but I have no idea how its created.