Recent content by snorri

thank you. i will have a look at the yn685s

hello all. i got Yongnuo YN622N-KIT Wireless i-TTL Flash Triggers as a present. i have a SB700 and want to get another flash preferably with built in wireless. am i limited to Yongnuo ones or will any with built in wireless work? im new to off camera flash and flash in general. any help or...

i like the 2nd one. only thing missing is a pan and a fish on a stick toasting.

great shots. number 4 has eyes you want to look into to all day

thanks for looking and comment. they soon develop their own personality. apart from the bottom one all taken while they played and ran around. the bottom one he took of himself while camera was around my neck. he just came up held camera at arms length and clicked. The curly one as we nicknamed...

took these over the past month with a Fuji X20. Not had it long I normally use a Nikon D7000 but wanted something to take along to on family days that i could just put in pocket and use. been lurking on here for a long time, image by snorri2010, on Flickr image by snorri2010, on Flickr image...

wow and wow just looked through some of your flickr stuff too. some of them remind me of the covers that adorned the matchbox plastic kits from years ago.

thanks for reply. the 1940s weekend was a great place but no matter where i was trying to photograph i always ended up with modern signs. the town is full of them. loads of great characters about. not really done many Portrait/people/stranger shots. i feel a bit reserved in asking. it is...

not really post as much as i should, but here is a mixture of some recent photo's from the past few months. [/url] ww2 US soldiers by snorri2010, on Flickr[/IMG] [/url] failed tide race by snorri2010, on Flickr[/IMG] [/url] _DSC0144-1 by snorri2010, on Flickr[/IMG] [/url] the bench 2...

upgraded yesterday to a D7000 myself from a D5000. chuffed to bits with it too. my sons are already arguing over who gets the D5000. 6yr old grandson told them its his as they are all grown up and can buy there own. have noticed though that i need new SD cards as files are bigger.

awesome, first one could be a still from a b&w war film. :thumbs:

good effort. i have had my D5000 for a year now and still struggle to blur rotor blades. where did you take the photo. was it local? noticed you are in hudds too. :) this was taken at this years honley show with a tamron 70-300

awesome, i remember riding in my dads all those years ago

not up there yet with all yours but this is my most viewed. originally taken for my grandson as part of a story

really nice. i may have to save some pennies and get myself booked on one of your courses. not done many portraits. loads of candids of grandson and landscapes etc. martin