Recent content by SeanT

So, here's the edits - better, or worse? Thanks, Sean

Oh, no, we'll not be doing that - the pics are all trials anyway, and with the advent of CC I'm looking for another editing solution. I don't need PS often enough just now to justify a subscription. Granted, this might change, but I'm feeling my way just now...

Ah, slanty houses from pointing the camera down? TBH, I don't remember, but it's quite possible, in order to get the foreground in. Anyway, the lens profile didn't fix it, so somethings going on - tried to correct manually, but it's too extreme. We'll be living with that one, then... :-)

Thanks Steve, I'll take a look at them over the next couple of days. Sean

Thank you all for your kind replies. Phodru - thanks! Robin, yep, the ND is definitely responsible for the cast - it was very, very cheap. I bought it along with a very, very cheap interval timer to experiment with long exp - I was already lucky enough to own the very, very cheap tripod! The...

Hi all, Recently decided to take my photography a bit more seriously, and getting excited about night shooting and long exposures. These were done with a very cheap ND3.0 (so cheap it's not actually 3.0...), and a very cheap tripod. I'm pleasantly surprised by the results, but would like to hear...

Hi all, Just starting to take photography a bit more seriously; I'm a bit of a lurker by habit, but I'll try to post in the critique sections and get some pointers. I've seen some wonderful work here, and you're evidently a friendly bunch, so I'm off try my hand at a spot of...

Hi, I'm new here, and a photonoob, but this is a thread I can contribute to! :) This is Ridley, my 2yr old springer. BWRIdley300 by Sean Taylor, on Flickr