Random Photos : Part 4

[rst99]

Double Arch View by rsthomas9, on Flickr

[Big-Bo-Beep]

Rainbow Bridge.
Donner Pass, CA.

[P5BNij]

Severn Valley Railway...

[Dogsey]

Two images from today.


Moody Jordan by Mike Gardiner, on link.photo


Colour Gels by Mike Gardiner, on link.photo

[realjv]

Hand and Cascando by realjv, on Flickr

[ruggedscotty]

RobDickinson said:

Dogsey said:

DavidY said:

Night Bus - Liverpool by David Yeoman, on Flickr

Simply stunning.

Yep thats a cracker

…. and cheese boom boom

[And172940]

bracken by Andy Kemp, on Flickr

[DavidY]

Pen Yr Ole Wen Reflection by David Yeoman, on Flickr

[Drogo]

A Walk In The Park by Dave King, on Flickr

Edited by Drogo on Monday 2nd December 21:38

[P5BNij]

Hillmorton radio masts, now long gone...

[leggly]

No I didn't paint it with light, i just turned my headtorch on.
Slipway by Night by Squiffy1308, on Flickr

[DibblyDobbler]

Quick phone shot from this morning's walk


Today;s Weather by Mike Smith, on Flickr

[Art0ir]

I've never used anything beyond a phone camera for instagram pictures of cars before but bought a 700D with a kit lens, a cheapo 50mm prime, bag, remote and batteries for £280 3 weeks ago for a trip to Iceland. Picked up a semi decent tripod on eBay that arrived a few hours before my flight. Pretty happy with some of the photos I managed.

(Sorry for spam, don't think they're new thread worthy)

[The Moose]

If you’ve genuinely never used a ‘proper’ camera before, I think you did amazingly well. They look really good to me

Edited by The Moose on Monday 9th December 01:47

[RDMcG]

[DibblyDobbler]

The Moose said:

If you’ve genuinely never used a ‘proper’ camera before, I think you did amazingly well. They look really good to me

Edited by The Moose on Monday 9th December 01:47

+1 well done!

[RobDickinson]

Composition is on point for those Iceland shots well done!

Given you only just got the camera that's a top job all round.

[Art0ir]

Very kind gents, thank you. A crash course on YouTube over a few evenings before departure gave me the very basics. I found it all very enjoyable, so much so I’ve been looking at new bodies for the past few days...

[noell35]

Art0ir said:

Very kind gents, thank you. A crash course on YouTube over a few evenings before departure gave me the very basics. I found it all very enjoyable, so much so I’ve been looking at new bodies for the past few days...

Perhaps look at lenses first. Maybe a wide angle if you prefer landscape shots?

[The Moose]

Art0ir said:

I’ve been looking at new bodies for the past few days...

And so the slippery slope begins