Recent content by CRS

Bottom line is it is a great lens for the money, fast glass and sharp as a tack. I have never regretted getting mine. It is an "inbetweeny" but still worth getting imo.

Thanks Alex - more like this?

Failed with the anonymous part but never mind - critique still welcomed!! Doh! should have read the sticky first!!

Looks like a good enough edit to me - certainly not pants!! The only thing I could offer is that you have not cloned out the van from the rear window!! Good work though.

Any better? Duotone(ish) version with some noise added. Not sure whether to just ditch this one!!:bonk:

Thanks for the comments - clearly not everyone's cuppa tea. That's fair enough coz I am still unsure whether I like this one or not. Beth - yes, think I may try either B&W or a Duotone version and see how it works. nfulcher - I know what you mean, perhaps not abstract in the truest sense!!

Thanks guys - can't make my mind up about this one myself tbh. I kinda like it one day and think it's crap the next!!

Does this float ya boat or not?

Thanks for the comments guys. Know what you mean about the twig and I may remove that. Colour version below and I am now beginning to think I prefer it in colour tbh.

"Silky" look waterfall - bit of a cliche these days but I quite liked this one. Not sure if the bottom of the frame looks a bit messy though and needs cropped?

Cool, were you at the meeting? Quite a good day's racing.

I have attended countless meetings at Knockhill but this is my first attempt at togging the action. Completely new to photography and I was pleased with the results but would be interested to hear other forum members thoughts on the pictures below. Honest C&C welcomed...

These are crackers - nowt else to say really. Great captures. Would look good as mono conversion also!!

Sorry mate but this does nothing for me. There is no real point of interest and the setting is not particulary aesthetically pleasing. Only my opinion though - beauty is in the eye of the beholder!!

Hi and welcome to the forum from another newbie (both in forum and photography terms). My advice (for what its worth) would be to stick with the kit lens in the meantime until you find your feet with the camera. I recently purchased a Nikon D40 and had the same initial frustrations and...