Recent content by Dunky

Great location and a lovely model - #2 and #6 stand out for me!

A lovely set :thumbs: Particularly like the 1st shot as you can see a bit of personality from both of them. Only a couple of small points - IMO the exposure looks a just a touch "hot" on the 1st pic and I'd maybe like to see them closer on 4th and 5th shot but minor points and certainly don't...

Hi folks! Usually more interested in Fashion side of photography but taking a break from that to stretch my wings a little (no pun intended ;) ). Haven't been plane spotting in many many years so took a quick trip this evening with the camera. First real aviation shots I've taken so looking...

Looks good :thumbs: Good enough that I just ordered one myself :)

1) is my favourite although I'd be tempted to crop in a little at the bottom (think rule-of-thirds rather than have the sea wall sit right in the middle of the picture) 2) I like the mood but again, maybe a little more cropping along the bottom (fairly minor point though). 3) Doesn't do much...

I also like the edited version! It makes for a more intimate photo which, given the theme of the picture, suits it well.

Great pics - particularly like no.2! One of those pictures that makes you smile :) In terms of critique, two things about picture no.1 - first is the person in the background making dinner (so maybe think a little bit more about the background) and second is that the girl on the right - part of...

It's natural to be nervous but you'll find on the day you'll quickly get over it and by the end, you'll just want to keep snapping! Some tips from my first time (which was in December) 1) Come prepared with some ideas. Doesn't need to be shoot list but have a flick through the likes of Flickr...

Hi all, Some shots from Glasgow Cathedral / Necropolis - first time I've taken a walk up there and was a lovely day for it (even if a little chilly). I've put a couple of shots below and wouldn't mind some feedback. Personally, I feel they're still lacking a bit of punch / "wow" factor and...

If I'm honest, I wasn't very happy with the high-key shots (background coming through gray - the light on the background just wasn't strong enough) and had tried to rescue it in PP. Guessing that was pretty obvious but just means it's something to think about next time in the studio...

Hi all, First post so seems appropriate that it's about my first proper studio shoot :) Although it was part of a course, we pretty much had free-rein over lighting and model direction. A mix of high-key and low-key lighting but really enjoyed it and learnt a lot. Looking for some general...