Recent content by Gavlar82

Thanks, I used an Ice light with barn doors and basically walked around the car. 20 second exposure a few frames lighting different parts of the car and masked out the light trails in PS

Thank you for the pointers. I did take a frame with door mirrors out but it was a pain to try and mask in due to other lighting. Note to self - take a farme without missing any details.

I was recently in Glencoe so couldn't pass up a shot of the mighty Herdsman. I've been quite busy on other projects and landscape photography has taken a back seat for quite some time now. Perhaps this year will be the year I finally get back to it.

Hi folks, I recently tried a little bit of automotive light painting after watching a few videos online. It is a LOT harder than it looks. This is my first attempt

I used the Magmod diffuser only. No softboxes or umbrellas. Thank you for your feedback. I will remember the points you have made while shooting in the future :)

After my last post in this section where I tried to capture my friend using flash I contacted a photographer friend and asked advice. They were very kind and said I should pop along to a wedding they were shooting and see how the day runs. I popped off some shots and I was fortunate enough to be...

I am fortunate enough to live within an hour of this lovely little loch. A perfect place when the weather is calm to spend a few hours snapping the fishing boats.

As with my previous post in portraiture. I have purchased a flash with no idea how to use it. I figured my first outing with it may as well be shooting an image of my car as it's quite easy to direct and pose a car than it is to pose a person. I'd love to hear from experienced shooters who use...

I have always created images in the Landscape genre. At least the majority of my images could be considered landscapes. I have been asked by a family member to photograph a wedding next year. I then decided I should really practice making images of people. So with no knowledge other than a half...

I can't decide between 2 or 3. I find 3 very soothing to look over and no.2 just keeps my attention. Very good work Neil........... as always

Yeah not really had a winter. Plenty of grey dull and overcast weather though. That's my speciality :)

Oh that was quite a climb first thing in the morning @SFTPhotography Decent sunset colours though

Have to agree with Stephen, crop out the tree in the left foreground and you have yourself a winner. Visited here in 2011 before I had ever picked up a camera and brought back so many memories of an awesome year. Great sense of depth and scale. Very well done.

I'll check it out

How do you find the distortion? Colour rendition? Contrast difference between the lenses? Edge to edge sharpness?