Recent content by Pjlawrie

Hi there, Thanks for the comment, totally agree with the flash overpowering the first shot..... lesson learnt! The third shot was a tight pan using a 17mm lens and getting tight in on the berm. Cheers pete

Hi there, Called into Woburn Sands this week to see if there was anyone around that I can practice my photography skills on as my bike in the workshop getting fixed :-( Luckily one of the local rippers Jono Jones was on hand and has plenty of time to hit the same berm a few times allowing...

Epic! Being really picky theres something not quite right about the amount of rotation on the front wheel and how that interacting with the fire but seriously thats being super critical.

For me 5,6,7,8,9 are nice shots but not on par with the early shots in the series and the rig shots which are top draw. I think its just the BG that lets down the middle shots not the style of shot or compostion. Nice work.

So I have had a play around with another idea on the drive home last night and have come up with this shot. Any opinions on wheter this is a better / more interesting shot than the one above? Driverless Car by p_lawrie, on Flickr

Full rig job Mike. I have been looking on this forum for a while at shots from rig set ups and scrolling back through the thread on them. It looks like there are no easy routes of geting a rig setup without a bit of investment which for me would be a bit of a luxury for just one shot!

Mike, i've just checked out your Flikr acocunt and found the images taken from the car roof, definetly a bit of work to be done on my shots to match the standard set! Would love to have to time/patience/ability to get a proper rig setup!

I wish I had taken a photo of the setup! Basically my car has a panoramic roof so I opened it all the way and then wedged the leg of a Manfroto tripod into the drivers console, passenger seat and the rear seat with the camera poking its head through the sun roof! Was a bit nervous about seeing...

Hi mjogreen, Like the idea of the two shot route but could see issues with tieing in any reflections picked up on the bonnet with the true souroundings of the moving image. Secondly only mild manipulation is allowed for the assignment (colour tweaking but not much more), cloning on a new bonet...

Hi Nam, Thanks for the comment and have to agree. I think the old tripod was wobbling a little at speed and hence the loss of sharpness. I think I will use this as a banchmark and look to get a sharper version. pete

Hi there, I'm taking part in an assignment with the brief of conveying motion. I have a couple of ideas on what i want to do and the first of which was the below image. I think I'm happy with the image but would be interested to hear any C&C on it. [/url][/IMG] Thanks Pete

What an awesome set of images, without a doubt the arcade shots are my favouties. Can I have another go at my summer photos after seeing these????

In my head I was trying to get a dark and grim feel to the shot but looking at it now I agree with your comment.

here's an update for you Phil Linkedin. left by pjlawrie, on Flickr

Hi, As a man with a camera I was asked by my boss to get some head shots of a couple of guys that I work with so there LinkedIn profiles could be updated. Whilst messing about with the lighting I shot a couple of self portaits with the one below being my favourite. Not sure it will make the...