Recent content by maddog.mark

Thanks all, it appears 1 is a marmite shot. I appreciate the time taken to comment on my images by all of you. RomneyTansley, thanks for your comments on image 1, I appreicate critique and you've taken time explain why you didn't like the image specifically I'd appreciate some more of your...

Cheers Matt and I agree I've never seen it so empty either.

Great thanks.

The Helios looks good on the XT-1 I think it's only a matter of time before my cash and I are parted. Which adapter did you go for and is it a good fit?

Thank you for taking the time to comment. I think 1 is my favourite of the set because it is so empty.

I think that's a step to far in the pp dept for me, but thanks for taking the time. Ah, see I quite like the single person, if I'm honest I like all the elements of the image but not sure I like them all together. I am overthinking it you're right, I want to like it and then keep doubting myself.

Thanks for your comments. Mike, I like your edit, I have a few images like it already hence looking for different views. It's the scale of the B that concerns me too.

Another from my exploration of a deserted Norwich Market. I'm a little conflicted by this as I'm not sure if the elements of the image work together, specifically the sky, the sign and the women at the bottom of the row. Your thoughts on whether they mesh or are fighting each other are...

Spent yesterday photographing Dodgeball in a sports hall, ditched RAW and shot at ISO12,800. Something I would never have considered on my Canon 60D. Amazed at how little noise there is at these settings. The X-T1 coped really well with a fast moving game. Here's a couple from the day...

Not a big fan of sepia, but its certainly an interesting building and worth some more exploring. The image leaves me wondering what's inside and how it came to be neglected and for that I like it.

Found myself in Norwich this morning. The market is normally bustling with people but today most of the traders stayed at home. 1. DSCF6349 by Mark, on Flickr 2. DSCF6358 by Mark, on Flickr 3. DSCF6367 by Mark, on Flickr 4. DSCF6364 by Mark, on Flickr Thanks for looking

Yeah flickr's down and unless I'm missing something the limits on the gallery mean small files.

Here's the unedited image straight out of the camera. DSCF5600 by maddog.mark on Talk Photography