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cheers craig ... will have a crack at some of those techniques

would be interested in some of the techniques you've used Craig - they are quite subtle. My workflow is different in that I use lightroom then PS then lightroom. There are two bits I'm not so keen on . First is above her left eye ... that keeps drawing my attention and I'd want it smoothed a...

Gaz - every single woman I shoot with says the same thing "can you hide my wrinkles"

Very nice all round ! Your wife has a nice natural smile too that helps the photo. What retouching have you done on it ?

#3 they need to get their hands down on the recovery more and get the blades up off the water.

#1 isn't quite central which detracts a little, but it was very nearly a really good shot. I like the BW conversion. :thumbs:

great curves in #4 ... I'm not a fan of fisheyes but that shot could make me change my mind.

Scott I officially hate you :) This, and the one you put in the best landcape shot thread are immense

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I have a few more, but might rework them (they are a tad dark) 2. 3. 4.

heh, me too ... it sets it off nicely, especially with St Mary's lighthouse on the other side. Thanks all for the kind messages. I was lucky with the weather as I took my wife and son along to see it on Sunday and it wasn't half as impressive (and MUCH colder)

to prove that I do occasionally pull my finger out and take some photos ... from last night ...

ah, less than I was expecting. Cheers for the heads up Paul. Still, if anyone knows of an alternative...

A while ago I bought a s/h sigma 70-200 f2.8 quite cheap (£185) as it wouldn't work on full frame. As I have a D300 this wasn't much of an issue for me and it's has been fantastic since. Lovely, lovely images and not too soft at f2.8 at all. Now the bad news. All of a sudden though the mount...

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