Recent content by andybeach

Thanks Rhod Seeing where you're located are you heading to the qualifying stage on Wednesday, just up the road from you? Sounds like it might be interesting! Andy

Despite the record low entry for this years Rally GB I'm planning to head out on Friday and Saturday so I'm looking for a bit of advice from those 'in the know' on good photo vantage points as I haven't been to the Welsh stages for more years than I care to remember!! Any and all suggestions...

Ditto - Zulu works for me! :thinking:

I'm pleased he kept the Millbrook Stickers pointing towards the lens! :thumbs: Bit more work for the workshop guys on Monday!! Good catch. :clap:

If you have a garden fence nearby have a look over it - doesn't matter how high. Even an 8' fence wasn't too high for a Yodel driver to 'deliver' a package of books. And to add to the efficiency of this service he didn't even need to take a moment to write a card explaining where the package...

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Interesting! :thumbs: Not a lot so far!!

ps - a basic but good FREE resource including a downloadable monthly magazine with lots of How To's is PhotographyBB Online Magazine

If it's tips you're looking for then any of the 'consumer' mags will give you that - Digital Photo is probably the best. BJP and the like will not do much for you in this way. My suggestion - don't subscribe to any of them, just buy an issue if it has something of interest. As has been...

I've always used Aaduki (http://www.aaduki.com/) as they seem good value but I've never had cause to claim which is always the acid test! Andy

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Using Canon 70-200 f4 L on my 7D with ISO cranked up to 3200 and a good dose of LR3 noise reduction! These are shot through the plexi. Good fun when they get really close! Andy ps - just remembered you're going tonight so this reply is probably too late!!

Spot on!

A few from Sunday's game at the Skydome - Coventry Blaze V Edingburgh Capitals The biggest challenge is to find a clean piece of plexi to shoot through!!

I read this comment on a 'pro' photographer's blog ... "Very few commercial pros use Lightroom, it’s more for wedding/portrait shooters." Discuss! :thinking: