Recent content by Rob Wright

I would be seriously happy to have taken these myself. I also think the first shot is my favourite which could be improved slightly by cropping some of the sky out. Well done indeed!

What can I say apart from WOW! Simply amazing shots and I can only aspire to be as good as you one day. Very well done indeed.

Another of my shots of St. Pauls! I am quite happy with this one and this had no PP at all. Would love to hear your comments on the shot and how you think I could improve it in PhotoShop at edit stage. Shot at F16, 8 secs, ISO 100 Thanks for looking. St Pauls by Rob Wright on Talk Photography

Had a day in London with the camera - typically the trains were booked well in advance and the weather let us down on the day! The lighting was very flat and grey but this seems to lends itself to the very industrial looking Lloyds building. Shot at F11, 1/50 sec, ISO 100. Lloyds by Rob...

Bump - anyone?

I had a day in London with the camera this week and took some night shots, not done any night work for quite some time now. Would be very interested to hear you comments on how I can improve this next time I am up there. Camera settings were: f/14 30 secs iso 100 Thanks for taking a look...

Assorted shots...

Assorted shots...

You could have tried spot metering and taken a reading away from the burner, I'm guessing you were using evaluative metering which could have contributed to this.

Absolutley love shot 2 - would love that one in my portfolio.....

The last shot is my favourite too, much more interesting and fun to look at. The burner in shot 2 is burnt out which is a shame as otherwise it would have been a much better image.

Not quite sharp enough for my liking but going in that close really requires a dedicated Macro lens, otherwise not a bad shot....

Hey Les, they are just cracking shots, if I had taken them I would be very pleased with them indeed. If I had anything to comment on it would be that the plane in the second shot is flying out of the frame but you have had to pop it where it is to get the smoke trails in on the wings!!