Recent content by Sonea Fifer

Huge thanks for all the kind comments guys - it's really appreciated :)

First post here for quite some time - thought I'd share a couple of LE shots. Hope you like?

Street photography I have experience in and portraiture I'm just getting into. I'm not sure which of the above these two shots fall into? Bit of background first - these were shot a few weeks ago in Kraków main square using my 300mm lens from some distance away: Any feedback or...

Huge thanks to everyone for the critique and feedback - I've another fire spinning / light painting meet planned soon so I'll try to take all the comments on board and learn from them :)

Hi there Was out last night with a few other photographers and we took some fire spinning and light painting long exposure shots I thought I'd share. Now this particular genre of photography is something I've got too much experience in, hence my request for feedback and critique please? 1...

Cracking set of shots there Andy - thanks for sharing :)

Huge thanks for the feedback Andy - none of these are HDR. I have processed using LR, Nik Colour Efex, Nik Silver Efex and my wacom :)

Thank you very much for the feedback there Mac - it's really appreciated. You know I never even gave the context another thought when I chose which shots to share here first. Lesson learned and here's another small selection which I hope portrays the faces of the Fringe:

Visited the Fringe Festival yesterday for some street shots:

Thanks everyone for taking the time to reply with their thoughts - it's appreciated :)

Sunset under the Forth Road Bridge:

I took these last year at Blair Drummond here in Scotland and I've processed this one shot in two completely different ways: Any constructive critiscm is appreciated as I'm still learning may way around two new processing programs and my intuos wacom.

It was Sept 19th when I took that shot - it was dry but very misty early in the mornings. We were based in a log cabin in Horeshoe Pass (Llangollen) but traveled around Wales quite a bit. Rest assured we'll be back as the Stables Lodge / Royal Oak Hotel in Betws-y-Coed serves the most...

Actually no - I found it tricky and awkward but not greasy. To tell the truth I've found the Falls of Dochart (Killin here in Scotland) much, much more slippy and greasy. I've almost fallen in quite a few times and I've yet to get a shot there I'm happy with :( Wales has so many gorgeous...

Can't beat Jaffa Cakes for breakfast Nick ;) And on topic - your second shot is my favourite of the two. I love the depth of field and the colours captured :)