Recent content by groovyf

I really do like the sweep of those head/tail-lights as they draw your gaze to the distant lights. Nice one!

Thanks all! :)

That first one is a belter! Perfectly serene scene.

Spiders! that's a cracking shot! No light pollution apart from car headlights I guess?

No. 2 for me. I like the strips of light a lot, and what could've been blank space to right holds interest due to that thick, heavy cloud formation.

[Title should be: Gatesgarthdale Beck] Just a short walk from Buttermere, at the bottom of the Honister Pass

Lovely shot, with very nice composition, and I really like that gentle mist. Well spotted!

I'm sure someone here with Photoshop, could make a pencil drawing (using the filters) with an image if you provided one. As for feeling downhearted... no need to be, especially after one throwaway comment like that.

I've got a Kata 3-n-1 series bag (the -22) http://www.kata-bags.com/Bag+Families/3N1+Family/3N1+Family/15524933 It fits: 5D MK II with 24-105 attached 50mm 1.4 17-40mm +room for other bits n bobs (in top and other compartments depending on how you lay it out). The zipped laptop area at the...

I had a numpty accident going up Catbells in the Lakes last September with my 5D Mk II (with 24-105 and lens hood attached) attached to tripod. Had it slung over my shoulder, but knew I should've bagged it... clambering up a few rocks, off it slipped...bang, bounce, down it went over a few rocks...

I do like that! It's quite different seeing the stars curving in different directions.

Thanks for the critique. I did increase colour temp a little in the RAW converter, but now you mention it, the fields and hills in the distance do look a little cool.

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Finally getting round to processing some photos from last Sep (!!) in the Lakes...

Very nice. I'd be interested in seeing that as monochrome too.