Recent content by IanTurner

Indeed! I'm just worried now that i have spent time and a lot of money on a degree that will be potentially worthless if someone can do as you have mentioned. I guess I will have to be patient and see where this goes... Ian

That sounds right, so for example if someone chooses to use 'The decisive moment' image, which we all know who it belongs to/who had made the image etc then that would infringe on copyright law but if someone were to use a less well known image they found on a google search they could then just...

So this isn't good! I had a few lectures about copyright and image ownership a few months back and back then we were told that the future is uncertain and now this comes out, Kinda wishing (in a way) that I hadn't spent all of this time and money on college and uni studying photography for some...

Amazing I really wished I had done that, we went out from 9pm until 1am, we had clear skies were told that it is perfect conditions etc etc, but nothing! I will be going back to capture them plus the place is amazing! Oddly enough though My girlfriend managed to capture more last year when I...

My god, I went there from the 8th to 11th with my Girlfriend, we went on the northern lights tour several times but nothing, I can't believe you captured the lights near the statue of the Viking Boat! We walked past it several times too, but not at night though. Out hotel was a few minutes down...

The first one stands out to me, His eyes draw you in, his gaze and gesture give an insight to his life. Which processes did you use to create the effect you have shown? Ian

Thanks for the advice guys, I have had a one or two lighting workshops (outdoors) using digital at uni but thats a little easier in terms of results for obvious reasons. The principles are the same but it was a while ago so just trying to refresh my brain. I guess I shall have to have a go a...

Evening all, I have a Bronica ETRS and using Kodak Portra 160 iso 120 film. I know the lens can sync any flash speed up to 1/500th second and if I'm right in saying that, I set my aperture to F8 and the flash to F8 (i'm using my Jessops 360AFDC that i use on my DSLR) then use the shutter...

Great thanks for the advice, I have used a SQ-B before but forgot how much bigger they are compared to my ETRS, will have to do it in the dark room then. just thought I could switch backs :( Ian

Could do and have thought of that once I get myself a neg scanner but would like to shoot some square images then pop into the dark rooms at uni and develop them, I need more practice with darkroom techniques anyway plus I 'm thinking about creating a book with the shots taken. Ian

I have a Bronica ETRS (bought from a nice chap on here) and I would like to shoot some Square images the same as you can on the SQ-A/SQ-Bmodels. Can I just get an SQ-A 120 back and put it on my ETRS body? or is there a different fitment? Thanks Ian

Thanks for all the comments, the arch is a little darker on the final print but I couldn't find the right file on my computer. This was a week long ( well 5 days ) set build from scratch. I made the arch, the steps, and the coffin we were a team of Six in total we had a day and a bit to get...

I hope this is in the right section. it is from a project at uni in the first year. Snow White by IT-Photography, on Flickr Comments welcome Ian

Depending on the size could be a silver mink, black eyed white ferret or weasel, The albino mink/ferret has red eyes Ian

I was doing a photogram the other day whilst in the dark rooms at uni. whats peoples opinions? sorry for the image quality i took a pic of it on my phone.