Recent content by Garry Spight

Hi guys not been on in a while but thought I would share a quick tut with you all

Im all for crit it helps people see what they somwtimes miss. Photos are art so you will always get people that like different things and styles.

Ooo I always forget to enter this, So just sent mine across now.

Entered, Not the easest thing to enter mind you

This may be of some help to you, one of the first videos I made HYFiu1d5acc

Here is the second shot with the fence removed and a normal crop at a slant

I did try and get that postion thanks a lot for the pointers, There are a few places that I tried to shoot from but got kindly moved on as they wanted access. I was thinking of sitting on the floor but the mud told me differently. getting rid of the fence is quite easy if we are honest...

Thank you, I think crop is down to a matter of taste personally. I may give it a bit more boost on the saturation. I think people are moaning about the grass. It always tends to have a real green feel to it after it rains and the sun hits it.

Thanks Neil, I guess picture crop shapes is down to personal taste really. Like I said before I prefer the panning shots myself but just wanted to share the photo that was selected for print of the year. That was a judge that liked the first over a panned one. As for the saturation. Mike...

Looks like the typical hairdresser shot to me. A couple of things I would like to point out. Firstly when doing shots for a hairdresser they tend to want some post work on the hair. Ie tidying up the strays some choice d&b etc. That is one area we seem to miss as editors. It's quite a hard...

Hi just stumbled upon these, they are great. I really like the way you tell a story I. Your shots. Are they all single exposure ? They ones with many stick men in. This is something we should all try our hands at. It is a basic camera skill that you have perfected really well. Keep it up...

Thank you Dave, I just posted my first image thread in the Motorsport section HERE

I like the first, however it needs a straighten. When you straigten something with water always pull the ruler from a point in the photo to the reflection in the water. The water will always be flat and level so you will have a perfect level photo that way. All in all some good shots. Some are...

Funnily enough apart from a quick pull of the sliders in curves I did no saturation work. Just set a white and black point. Do you really need to have a full height crop? Will seeing some blurred cars and safety fence add to the image? Thats the top of the wall anything else is no rally...

Right here is another guys, A panning one this time. Please bear in mind this is the first time I have shot motorsport.