Recent content by john-hallett

Nice capture. Very crisp.

Like the dog one :thumbs:

Defo' the top one for me.

I'm guessing a Nikon D7000......

I think the general advice is to keep going back - different times of the day, different times of the year. If it's local to you it could make an interesting project?

I'm now starting to love #1 & #3. Please beam me up.....

Judging by its location next to the old railway line I guess its an old goods shed or locomotive shed. Certainly seems long enough. With is close location to the marsh and the sea on the other side of the road I guess the baths are related to some fish-based enterprise of the past.

I guess they just look like record shots. Don't really provoke any thoughts or reactions. Sorry.

I like it

Hi Alex, The only way I could see it working is if the combined numbers actually mean something, eg a date or telephone number. Other than that there is no real connection between the images to make a triptych IMHO.

Nice job and a cracking location. There are some black areas top-left / bottom right which look as if you've rotated the image anti-clockwise but not cropped afterwards?

Hi Gary. I don't dislike either - but I don't love them either. The lower one has no composition to engage me although it seems pin sharp. There's something about the top one I both love and hate. I love the little firework on the top LHS but dislike the red light trail - it looks like a cheap...

Well the poppies seem to be sharp but maybe if you'd got a little lower you could have eliminated the background horizon and even, perhaps, the ugly tree on the left. Unfortunately you would then be left with a rather boring sky. Therefore, maybe you would have been better having a higher...

All lovely shots. Very sharp. The robin's a cracker.

Nice job. I like the silhouette of the crowd - much better than just pointing at the sky.