Recent content by Bendihossan

I didn't notice the reflection in the glasses until later but that always catches me out so it won't be the first or the last time that happens! Two of a few portraits shot on my new 6D + 50mm f1/.4. These was at f/2. Open to feedback.

Nice photos considering the vantage point. I went to see the Scarlets play on Boxing Day in Llanelli and was asked to either put the camera way or leave :(

That's lovely, like that a lot!:thumbs:

I've been trying out the Aperture 3 trial the last couple of days and overall I'm very happy with it. It seemed to behave nicely with Facebook and Flickr. "Great!" I thought, until this morning. I posted a photo to Flickr yesterday and after some feedback decided to make a small change to one...

Fantastic shots! Shame about her retirement, love the 'sun kissed' shots: very Top Gun!

I think they're lush. Would prefer it if in the third one the couple were bigger in the frame but I can see why you didn't, as it shows more of that lovely landscape!

iMac.

Never leave the house without mine. Even when I've left the camera behind...

Very true. In an ideal world I'd like an EF 17-600mm f/2 L IS USM...I wonder if there's one in the making? :thinking:

True, but the 100-400L will now be aimed at those want long reach, while the new 70-300 aims at those who'll make use of a slightly wider perspective by sacrificing a bit on the long end. There's not much between this new 70-300L and the 100-400L but I also know a couple of people who refuse to...

I think a lot of people are missing the point of the EF 70-300 f/4-5.6L IS USM. It's aimed at people who are more concearned with reach than having a fast telephoto. There are plenty of people (myself included) who simply can't afford or justify f/2.8 telephoto lenses. Hence the EF 70-300...

They're both good shots, despite the colour cast, but as others said would have been better to be closer to the water and have a bit more foreground interest. Y'know what to remember next time now ;)

First one is spot on, can't fault it at all! Second one is a good shot but I'm not a fan of the uphill angle.

Think I'd prefer the first one if it was brighter but it's still nice. Second one has a lot of potential, I think I'd be tempted to crop it to a 2:1 ratio to loose the foreground and crop it just below the hedgerow on the bottom right.

HUZZAH!