Recent content by Richard White

Which means that you can take very steady pictures at slow speeds [emoji4]

Very touching story and a really pleasant picture

Well, you started the thing, so you know what you want. I took the Sharing & Critique part literally. I guess I'm in the wrong place. I'll delete the posts that haven't been replied to. All the best, Richard

Thanks, as you can see, I've been busy :-) A couple of questions. Is there a way to reply to a post so that the replies are threaded? Is it possible to view the thread against a darker background - some kind of neutral grey perhaps?

Trevor, you're right, it can be a pain. You've got the space above his head - I've found that I've really had to concentrate on the bottom of the frame because I've made this sort of 'mistake' often. What I started to do is to check the corners and that way I can spot it before it happens...

Of course, I would, but you posted it here, so I'm guessing you wanted people to tell you what they think. No? I think it's a pity that her elbow and fingers are cut off (another bit of well-established grammar), a different framing (crop or angle) might alleviate that and given that the face is...

Fabulous look on her face and quality of emulsion, but I'd want a different framing. Richard

Be nicer if she had a bit more space to be looking into? Richard

Chris, Does the above still apply? Richard

Really like this Trevor, except that you've cropped out his hand and elbow. Frame or a choice in post? Richard

Andysnap, I've decided to comment on this picture of yours because it raised a question that I thought might be worth considering on this thread, 'Portraits On Film': Can a portrait be a portrait if the subject doesn't know they are being photographed? And if it can, when does it stop just...

Hello, I'm new here. Before I head right in, is this thread one where we give our own subjective, honest comment on the pictures posted? If so I'm interested. Nikon F3, 35mm f.2 neopan deved in the bathroom and scanned.

It's only for Mac. It was called HDRist Pro, but it's been updated. http://www.ohanaware.com/hdr/ Here's an 'intothesun' sunset: https://flic.kr/p/dc25kh

Here's a poor example of what I mean, but it does at least show the different focal lengths, from the same position. I'd use the lenses differently to 'say' different things. Perhaps if I can find a subject, I'll do them again for you. Richard 24mm by Richard White posted Apr 10, 2018 at 2:52...

9! Umm. It’s worth remembering that you may be able to alter the manner of the bracketing. Stops, parts of stops, iso - off the top of my head. Think about the difference between the maximum and minimum exposure you will be using and adjust accordingly. Have fun mucking about. Richard