Recent content by markyp23

The most important thing is composure. Exposure comes next, IMO.

Really like #1, could be forgiven for thinking it was taken 100 years ago!

Might have been nice to see a bit more of the length of the near side of the carriage but I like how you've captured the smoke.

Where is this place and how can I get there? ;) Great shot!

1: Middle of the flower is just not crisply sharp enough for the image IMO. 2: Like it a lot :)

An interesting question and interesting answers! For me, I don't get out nearly enough. If I arrange to meet someone to take photographs together or when I go on holiday are nearly the only opportunities I get. The best camera is the one you have with you though, as they say, so I'm finding I'm...

85mm for me; but you can rest assured you've got all the bases covered. Primes are preferable but as above, just wait and see when you get there what suits your style the most.

Very interesting perspective. The symmetry is just a little bit off which is a bit distracting...but very enjoyable regardless.

Np. :) As with Lez, I can think of a few other things I would run to get before scissors though! ;)

Talk about a no brainer ;)

This is the key. :thumbs:

Agreed. Ebay and the classified section on here will do you well.

Absolutely awe inspiring. Such a beautiful bird, captured so well. Exposure is perfect, IMO.

How much is the lower bracket of money?

I find that as I develop as a photographer that I am no longer proud of the images that I took 3 or 4 years ago and don't want them associated with my account and so delete them from flickr.