Recent content by ratfighter

feel a road trip coming on, good job I'm off, but at least i have an idea this time

Oh crumbs and I had just cleaned up:shake: I'll give it all the suggestions a go, as this is an area of photography Ihave never tried and really should Thanks for the comments Aidey

Ok I almost admitted defeat here. I had a great idea but the weather beat me on my only available day. This is my first attempt at a "still life" composition. I really need to get to grips with it so please comment away, because I'm not sure about it. Ideally I would love to repose this with the...

thanks for the pointer:)

I have added my week 2 shot, how do I change my thread title to reflect this? thanks in anticipation Aidey

I love taking shots of Urban Decay. I suppose it sums up where I am, where the country and the world is for me right now. This is an abandoned factory in Birmingham about a mile from where I work. It always reminded me of Whitby Abbey, as it stands defiantly, above the city, a reminder of days...

Point taken and edited accordingly. Thanks for the help, I'll get there I'm sure:)

I think the post was the only thing they want to keep .hehehe i thought of photoshopping but my meagre talents would have probably done more damage than good Thanks for the comments, I must try to get a good look at what is spoiling the shot before i go home in future

poor start here, The weather conspired to make me work too hard. I had wanted to get a sunset shot from the disused power station for a while and kind of shoehorned the subject.

you missed me too

Had me grunge shot ready , bugger

Not that I know much but I'd be proud of that

Have to agree, I often thought the only difference between me and those on the outside ofthe car was the £150 I was prepared to stump up to be in the rally. My lack of competance was never in question as long as the cheque cashed.

Quote: Originally Posted by ratfighter Lastly, accidents do happen, and yes I suppose these are the money shots but please if your help is needed do not thrust the camera forward and say you are recording the event, dig in, you may save someone's life. Important tip this Bitter...

Take a seat, a flask and always work out where you are going to dive next. Don't be lulled in by loud bangy cars as the group n stuff is that quiet you may not hear it coming. If you can get an entry list, its a great guide and use the course openers for practise, that perfect shot can be...