Recent content by Pazz68

Happens a lot to me where you see a spot in the woods from a distance that has potential, by the time I get to that location then it just doesn't work anymore. I tend to prefer light & shadows and if there is any mist then even better [emoji4]

A friend of mine bought a Sigma 10-20 and he lent it to me to try out, I was very impressed with the results and bought one myself the following week. Had it for a couple of years until I sold it as I'd bought a full frame camera and replaced it with the Nikon 16-35. I'd personally recommend it

Ha ha so there are, pesky camouflage, time for new specs ;)

Great shot, cracking sharp detail. Image should be called 'Three's a Crowd' :LOL:

Never too old to learn a new trick, would never have thought of using those. Cheers Paul :)

Good spot, it most certainly is :)

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I also found it tricky to attach the polariser to the accessory ring in the field, only takes a slight misjudgement to lose an expensive piece of glass. To that end mine is attached to a foundation kit permanently. When not in use the polariser/ foundation kit combo is wrapped in a microfiber...

Thank you kindly :)

Thank you, glad you like them. Yes Treecreeper my fav too. Just getting used to a new lens so although my technique may need work I think a lens adjustment is in order, front focusing slightly I think

A few feathered friends taken yesterday morning [emoji4]

Did mine yesterday, cream plain wall, good light through the window and a little extra from the ceiling light. Mrs took my mug shot using my iPhone. You have to ensure no shadows and whilst I tried there was a light shadow visible but a quick re-position of the phone ensured that fell out of...

I would also take my camera when I go abroad, Nikon D750, usually with my 24-70mm & 70-200 and flash, filters etc. All goes in hand luggage with the exception of my tripod which I tend to find room in my suitcase for. Not worried too much about theft as like previous posters have said that's...

It really is funny, some friends and I go out regularly and we tend to shoot similar stuff and obviously end up with the same subject a lot of the time. It's amazing how we all have different visions of the same subject. Thanks for your comment :)

Thank you Callum, I'm glad you like it :)