Recent content by discodavor

I usually attach high emotional values to photographs which required a lot of effort and toil - like my Loch Dochard photograph when I hiked 5 miles in knee deep snow to get there. This one however was taken 10 yards away from the car in wonderfully calm conditions. I set up the camera and...

Tim Parkin & Joe Cornish have just released a new subscription based online magazine (first issue is free). The magazine has video content, locaion guides and great articles. I have just watched the JC video about himself editing a photo in PS - very interesting indeed...

I disagree - having the sun higher this would have proved even more difficult to expose. i actually think he is five or ten minutes to early - once the sun dropped below the distant hills, then the horizon proper i suspect there would have been a lovely orange band of glaoming in the sky...

just launched my new website today - www.thenorthlight.co.uk - so much more happier with this compared to my old clikpic website! thanks for looking dave

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/highlands_and_islands/10152667.stm d

oh yeah . . should have seen that one coming! in my defence its past 12 o clock! d

whats the point of it? d

I use the flickr DNA & Explore Scout by Big Huge Labs so I can update my own "interesting" album on flickr, i have only had a few photos in explore - I then go onto the big huge labs today and this appears: http://bighugelabs.com/scout.php?username=29672864@N00&combined=0 49 photos are in...

thanks for commenting d

how do you feel these photographs deliver something more than an ordinary sunset? i think the first one is the most successful photograph compared to the rest (the rest i feel have either compositional or technical problems) thoughts on each photo 1. nice colours and reflection and like...

@karlos, thanks for commenting @tom, havent tried any PP with this shot yet save for basic global adjustments, might have a play on CS3 tonight to see hwat can be done, thanks for commenting about the photos on my site too @nicky, sure did use a tripod for this (use a tripod for every shot...

very creative well seen photograph, i like it alot. i do think it looks much better and more concise (for want of a better word) if you crop to 4x5 getting rid of some of the sky above the rays d

30 sec downward panning exposure hosted on www.flickr.com d

FYI> the great man i am doing this in memory of> http://news.scotsman.com/obituaries/Eric-Ellington.6157194.jp d

I am running the 2010 Baxters River Ness 10K on the 3rd October to raise money for the Stroke Association. I have opted to raise money for this charity as my uncle-in-law to be, Eric Ellington, passed away last month suffering from a stroke. Eric Ellington was a professional photographer...