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I have been very interested in capturing hazy/soft portraits since seeing alot about on sites like 500px and generally browsing the internet. I just wondered how these are achieved as I can never seem to recreate... or are they all do in post? Some examples below, which arent mine but the style I am...

Number 1 for me, also how about clone stamping out the peoples mobile phone screens... thats the only thing that attracts away from the image for me.

One of my friends band at band practice, high iso due to low light and used a 50mm prime.

Thanks all for the comments, was impressive to say the least. Just glad I caught it in time.

By the way am hungry and want pizza now

Not today but Friday just gone... luckily this brute of a storm did not hit my home town but 15 miles away allegedly it threw it down with rain and the lightning was amazing. Infact I know that as if I had pressed the shutter 2 seconds earlier I would of had a bolt of lightning in the shot!!! http:/...

Thanks for the comments. Greg, I achieved this by the following: Gave my PC/Laptop monitor a white background. I then place a clear plastic object on the screen. I then placed my camera on a tripod and attached a circular polariser. On turning the polariser the screen goes black and the psychedelic ...

Anyone else had a try at this, I used my laptop monitor (white background) and my circular polariser. Great fun to be had and now on the hunt for more clear plastic objects!!! Plastic Fork http://i56.tinypic.com/deli86.jpg Paper Weight http://i53.tinypic.com/2hrdh81.jpg Paper Weight http://i52.tinyp...

It certainly is Blackpool Tower Birma, draped in scaffolding.

I do think that the circ pol would of caught this shot alot better, but surprisingly enough at high tide on a blustery day it does not seem to have come out that bad.

And you right is was damn choppy out there.

http://i55.tinypic.com/2yphnax.jpg Taken @ Cleveleys Beach, near my home town of Blackpool on my first fathers day out with wife and baby. Had to get out as the weather was windy but bright. Downside I forgot my bloody circular polariser so this could of been better. Used my Sigma 24-70mm f2.8, whi...

Hi all, thanks for the replies. I am not looking at the moment but expect my budget to be around £500 when I do come to look at a new body. As for what type of photography, currently I do alot of wildlife, portrait and also random day to day out and about shots but will hopefully be doing wedding ph...

Cant wait Birma, look forward to receiving it.

WEll done Marcell this are great images

Even better news I just picked up a second hand 322RC2 for £60!hiccup!

I have been doing photography now for just over 2 years and feel that my A200 is starting to under perform. I'm not currently in the the market for a new DSLR but I obviously will be in the future and wondered in the current market what would be a good choice of Sony DSLR to go for.... been reading...

I have been doing photography now for just over 2 years and feel that my A200 is starting to under perform. I'm not currently in the the market for a new DSLR but I obviously will be in the future and wondered in the current market what would be a good choice of Sony DSLR to go for.... been reading ...