Recent content by danielfellowes

Haha, I will have to watch out for this - a second has already appeared so it's only a matter of time... Nice collection!

Thank you! Me too! Hopefully just stick a bit of tape on me and I'll work just fine haha. Ah, that's a great story Pete - thanks for sharing!

I picked up this Kodak folding camera over a year ago, it's been sat on a shelf in my front room looking pretty for all that time and I finally took it out for a spin last week, using Ilford FP4 120 film. I had to fix up the bellows with cloth tape - they were worn through in a lot of places...

3rd one stands out for me too - great shot. I enjoy the neat framing on the 1st photo as well.

As part of my work, I've recently set up a Pinterest, along with an accompanying Twitter, to promote items for sale online that are being listed by UK charities. I think it's a pretty cool way to keep an eye on possible bargains and support UK charities! I've set up a board on Pinterest just...

Thanks for all the advice. I checked about 10 times that the rewind knob was turning so I'm fairly confident it wasn't that. I'm going to see if the shutter works with the back on with no lens on when I get home this evening. I didn't actually get the film back, they called to tell me it was...

So I bought an Olympus OM-1N camera recently. It's my first time trying to use film. Everything on it appears to be functioning correctly but my first roll of film came out completely blank. I can see through the back that the shutter is working fine, and I checked the film was actually...

Thanks! I went with 20mm purely for the composition. The little hut looked a bit lost shooting at 10mm. In hindsight, I feel like I should have got my 24mm f/1.8 out for it. I will be sure to test out the longer exposures on the 10mm next time I head out! Cheers for the feedback! I did...

Despite having no real previous experience shooting anything but humans, I've recently gained an interest in astrophotography. This shot is from my first little trip out, and I would love to hear everything wrong with it, and how I can learn to fix those problems :D I will be having a good read...

Thanks :) I used a Sigma 24mm f/1.8

Well, there wasn't enough room in the cardigan to use anything other than a wide-angled lens :) 1. 2.

Thanks for all the feedback, definitely some interesting points. I did add a texture layer with the white specks, it just felt like it needed something to add to her movement. It's a Sigma 24mm f/1.8, haven't used it before but quite enjoying it! Thanks! I feel like this nearly hit the mark...

Shot with a friend recently at a local nature park, just having a play around. I generally hate shooting near trees/woods but it suits her look so well! Tried some stuff out. Pretty pleased with these ones. Just happy to be out and about shooting again, but feedback would be appreciated! 1...

Thanks for the feedback Paul. I noticed the odd colour situation just after I posted them. My laptop screen is beyond useless for editing! I'm going to see if I can fix them a little bit, as they look a bit too green to me. I am rather fond of #3 myself, and her Disney sleeve is amazing! :)

As the title says, this was my first time working with a model in an outdoor location in about 4 years! We had a wander around town and just stopped anywhere that looked interesting. I had a great time - felt like when I was first starting out in the world of photography :) This was a little...