Recent content by Tony8

That's beautifully warm and cold at the same time - great range of colour and a near perfect reflection. Nice to see a composition (albeit forced upon you) that differs from the norm too :) It's a favourite subject of mine - so many angles and so many different shots to be had. Any more you can...

Still by Tony Richardson, on Flickr

Back down to normal, 2 digit numbers for me - 51 for this one... Tyne Bridges (mono) by Tony Richardson, on Flickr

Cheers Phil, 'tis a fantastic city to stroll around with a camera, that's for sure :) Thanks Daniel. Re keystoning... guilty as charged :oops: :$ although I shall endeavour to do better from now on ;)

What a sky, and great reflections! Nice (y)

I always enjoy viewing your threads David, this one being no exception - lovely stuff! Personal favourites from this set are 3, 5, 8 & 9 (y)

Another winner, well composed to get the supports of the Road bridge in and hide the construction work on the new bridge. The sky and reflection are just superb! There really is nothing to critique here, but in the interests of offering something, perhaps a slight crop off the top so that the...

These are great :)

Haha, must be honest, I am not normally a fan, but here it definitely helps to lift the image from the page (or screen). I suppose borders are just like any other pp enhancement tool (vignette, grain etc...) in that they can be used as and when if they will improve the final result. I just...

These are great, really atmospheric, good work! I like them all, but my favourite is the backlit drum kit - very cool shot imo - the way the light is catching the symbols and coming through the drum is excellent. I could easily see that being on an album sleeve/gig flyer etc... (y)

Looks like you had a great time, lovely set of images. Particularly like the second butterfly one and the roundabout shot

Thanks Phil

That's well seen and beautifully captured/processed, Steve. I even like the border on this occasion ;)

264 RX100 Test2-0043.jpg by Tony Richardson, on Flickr

Great shots, I think Steve has nailed the critique so little point repeating it.