Liking the tritychwell on theme and different.
Liking that its not over exposed.. focus looks great too! congrats
Oh an incase I haven't posted on the others recently, the passing of time is very well executed... Congrats on that too!
Hi Lynne
Sorry for not popping by for a while. Life has just been hectic!
I LOVE your panning shot of the motorbike... faultless!
As for time... I like it a lot... although I think a plain green main border with white or silver text would work better.
As for mix... it's ok... I'm not sure the three pics even need a border at all... sorta feel its just not needed...I think the first beige rectangle would be fine!
At least your up to where you should be... I'm going to have to put the effort in over the weekend. My time shot is held up waiting for a piece of kit!
Mark
Hiya Lynne,
Like the idea for mix ... although not sure about the border on this one, and agree the first bowl looks smaller than the other two.
Well done though on doing something different for the theme.
Cheers
Dawn![]()
lynne.. love the TIME piece... reminds me of that song from War of the worlds..... you know the one...anyway..great colours..subtle transistion...not jerky in only a few steps...
mix??.. scratches head because its fitting... but not for me... i'm a three weetabix kind of guy....sorry... :x
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It's all been said on your mix shot Lynne, small bowl, bit more colour.
Keep going though, well give each other a boost next weekend.









Lynne I like it! Well done. Bang on the theme and I like the motion blur in the people and the ball.
I really like that, I also took my FUN shot on holiday.
The exposure looks spot on and it captures the theme perfectly.

Hiya lynne, very nice. Like the detail you have captured through out, a little oof on the foreground, I think it looks better viewed large on flickr. I like the use of this with the volume theme.
The motion in the ball is super. Blokes, water, ball and beer - the very definition of fun.
Volume....well composed and fits the theme.
Though, I really wish that sky was there on the Saturday....
Cheers.
Lynne,
FUN is a great fun snap shot of what was obviously a great evening
VOLUME is an excellent execution of quite a hard thing to shot well
Your sky and ground are both well exposed, with no blown patches in the sky, or dull dark patches in the foreground.
This is a great spring board to just fine tune a bit. IMHO the foreground needs a very slight selective boost to the exposure, but holding back on the blacks, to add a little contrast to the time marks in the banks. A simple curves adjustment on the foreground should do it.
Now Ive just had a nose at your EXIF data, and you may wish to consider a few points for future shoots. A landscape generally does not need a very fast shutter speed. Your ISO is very very high at 1600 ISO, and your shutter speed is fast at 1/500 of a second. If you half your iso to 800ISO you need to double the amount of light needed to maintain the same exposure, so you could have used a 1/250th of a second shutter speed. At 18mm focal length this would not have produced any camera shake. In fact an ISO of 100 would give you a shutter speed of 1/30th of a second, still fairly good for 18mm focal length. This would give you a much cleaner image without the noise artefacts that come with high ISOs.
My only minor area for future improvement would be the inclusion of some foreground interest, but you did very well with this shot.
Kind rgds
Adie
Well done Lynne for catching up.
Fun; they sure are having. Not an easy shot to take slightly shame about the reflection.
Volume; when I saw the photo I thought oh 'volume of water'. Done well and as said a bit more foreground would even be better.
Cheers StanNot sure what more foreground interest really means ? That may sound dim but there wasn't anything else there .Do you mean something like a person , a boat or a large rock ? Going back to have another try soon so any ideas much appreciated
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Lynne... i like the fact you got sky for Volume at LB ... i think i struggled with a grey ..substance... so![]()
I like volume. Very well composed, and I get the feeling that there's loads to look at which I like. The sky is great
A touch noisy though (on my monitior). Great input from Adie.
Cheers Kev....as mentioned to Andy...I got the sky but you guy's got beautifully still water & great reflectionsI'm hoping for both tomorrow ....
I like the fun shot Lynne, it has loads of ingredients for fun!
Volume; you would never know that this was taken on the same gloomy Sunday.
You got lucky with the weather here as it's added loads of colour to those trees. Mine from the Saturday were very flat, that flat that I had to go HDR, which I'm not a fan of (coming around to it though!).
I think it says volume, as in volume of water.
lynne...lets get this straight... young neil and andy got the still waters... i haven't dared look at mine after andy posted his.... i stitched a pano together and thought, sky cloudy and grey , water movement ... :bang:
maybe i'll try and process my bridge shot. i like yours for the sky and the colours..![]()
Hi Lynne
Again appologies for not commenting week on week. Im really struggling to find the time and finding the forum really dificult to follow and keep up with everyones threads! Especially when im a few weeks behind in my comments!
Your fun shot is a great snap... captures the theme well... I just wonder if a tighter crop would be better loosing all the stuff to the left and the bottom?
Volume... this is a good idea for the theme... it defo needs the lines in the mud you have captured...they sorta give the image a sense of a volume scale... however being critical... the shot needs more foreground interest and i'd have used these lines to do it. You maybe dont have a wider angle lens but I think this would have helped... get a bit lower so they make more impact on the shot... and maybe go for a contrasty B and W conversion. Im just thinking out loud if i'd been there I guess
^Sorta try to use the lines to lead up and through the shot a bit more... I know what I mean but its hard to explain!
Lynne, some beautiful shots and regarding Volume I agree with Adie.
Love your colours in that shot; and sky...so classic
I have to say, on this occasion I feel the inclusion of foreground interest, rock or bush, for example, would have ruined the photograph. I does have foreground interest, for me, the great lines on the shore....
Cheers.
A while since I caught up here
Apologies.
The motion blur shot of the bike is the stand-out one for me over your last few....can't believe it was nt your first shot.....we all know your love of bikes...!
I also liked the time photograph....a great idea...
Well done on getting a shot for FUN even though you were on holiday...
On all your other photographs I'd just be repeating what others have said.....though I don't understand why the first bowl in mix is smaller? I mean - was nt it the same bowl in each photograph? taken from the same POV?

Hiya Lynne,
Great shot for FUN ... indeed it looks like they were having a great time. I too like the motion blur of the people and the ball.
As for you saying you are c@rp at landscape shots when we met up at Ladybower Res .... you have proved yourself wrong with this one because the photo is so right! It fits the theme, great lead in line, control of lighting and coloursWhen I drove past on the Sunday and saw the gorgeous sky I was almost tempted to stop .... but had to get home.
Well done on both counts.
Cheers
Dawn![]()
Hundreds of shots gave me these 2 which I'm quite chuffed with for my 1st attempt ....

Lynne... I love the right hand image... The floating droplets is awesome...beautiful. But is this rapid..or explode..
Lynne... I love the right hand image... The floating droplets is awesome...beautiful. But is this rapid..or explode..
Well done on your first waterdrop attempts Lynne
Much better than a lot of people's first tries and the one n the right has come out really well - crisp, clear, well focused I like it.
Also really like your fun shot. Well lit and love the bit of motion blur.
ps....where's those apple shots gone ?Ummm, picture name suggests Rapid!!
Love the red colour in these Lynne.
I had another go at water drops myself over the weekend, wont be posting any for my 52 though, need to get my creative juices going - leave the roundabout alone Kev - and get myself out of the box!
Don't know why, but the blurred background is making me think of Christmas :shrug:
Mentalblock said:Ummm, picture name suggests Rapid!!
leave the roundabout alone Kev -
...and hey..whatever you lady palm and the bishop get up to..that's your business..![]()
Something else on my list of things to do...
Right one for me. Great timing, bokeh and it has a celestial feel to it; like a planet being sucked into a black hole.
Well done.

Nice explode shots, great first attempt. When I tried first; I got very frustrated, and HOT![]()

Hi Lynne,
You done well on the water shots. I have tried a couple of times before and after 100's of shots none of them were as good as yours. But it's one of my 'To-Do List' over the coming winter.
