Recent content by jonnyb123

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I'm familiar with the log exposure side of the shot. It's more the post processing. I've not had long exposure city scapes with the same colour grading in my experience.

I really like this style of processing for cityscape pictures. What would the typical adjustments be in Lightroom/Photoshop?

Lovely sun cast on the rocks. excellent shot

Thanks for the feedback. I'll crop it and see how it looks. Regarding the exposure on the Chevvie impala, i think that was the clever D7000 which figured that one out. Plus shooting RAW helped me pull out the darks and lights in pp.

Any more comments? I really enjoyed this night, but would like to learn from it so any comments would be great.

Well i wasn't familiar with GGS until the day i cracked my screen, so no. Plus it was fitted so flush with the camera, i just assumed it was the stock screen.

No idea to be honest. I just noticed a smal crack ,then touching it made it work its way across the screen. Like you said, the relief was unimaginable lol

I was just playing with my D7000, and to my horror discovered a crack in the rear screen. Undoubtably i was devastated. Then to my upmost delight, it turns out the previous owner had fitted a screen protector, and it was that which had been cracked. So happy right now, i've ordered a...

This was just as the sun was setting. Turned out to be quite difficult to shoot into the sun, but keep the cars exposed correctly.

Evening folks, Last night i went along to my first ever car show/meet. It was at The Blue Lias in Long Itchington, Warks. There was a bit of everything there from old skool Mk1 golfs to Ferrari's, feel free to comment on a few of my favourite shots. (there are more on flickr)...

Great shot! I think a bit more movement in the clouds would have been more dramatic, but thats my personal preference. I'd be chuffed to take such a good shot

The curves of the hills are fantastic. Shame about the flare, but the picture is still a very good one (id be happy with that).

These shots don't look particularly like HDR shots. However, congratulations for staying away from the usual overcooked HDR.

Ah, that would make sense. Just tell me to keep quiet ;)