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Loving the 3rd and 4th shots, nice work.

Thank you, just bartering for the price now

Thanks Mark, my post processing skills arent that good as still learning that art. But will definately get rid of that pesky dust particle.

I read on some HDR tutorial (after seeing these images) that it is possible to create a HDR image from one seperate RAW image. This is something I may have to try.

After my attempt recreating the Nat Geo shot (see previous posts). I noticed that on a low tide the bullnose (same area as Nat Geo shot but looking North) up at Blackpool Promenade North Shore ran parallel with a channel of water, following the same curve as the bullnose. After a bit of white balanc...

Hi Paul, having never dabbled in HDR myself but have seen a few examples online, these are a gem to look at. The sunrise one is gorgeous!!! Well done... given me a bit of inspiration.

I have been offered this lens from a friend at a very reasonable price and wondered if anyone has had any experience with it? It will be to add to my Sony A200.

Number 3 for me but all great shots.

Hi NeilOffkey75 and welcome to the forum. : ) You've given a nice start to the butterfly season, with your cute butterfly. Looks quite happy on the stick after what may have been a life-and-death instance in its already short life span... Looks like a conqueror. : ) I like the way you focused on th...

Greg Beetham wrote:A nice littly tweety bird shot NeilOffkey75, is that a female Willow Warbler?
Those claws are made for killing...
Greg

Thinks its possibly a male Greg, due to the amount of squabbling it was doing with 2 other Willow Warblers.

Greg Beetham wrote:I think it's most likely just the insane dof that those tiny sensors have, everything is in focus at the same time or nearly so. Cute baby, dontcha just dig the tiny fingers and toes.
Greg

Love them Greg, infact love her as corny as it sounds

Think it will be a chance encounter to recreate that Nat Geo shot, wrong time of year now but I await the high tides again.

Thanks Birma, more to come I hope!!

Aaaahhhh a thread after one of my favourite interests... studying birds, wildlife in general but birds especially. Currently trying to get some good shots of the local birds in my area as the spring migrants are now heading back to UK shores. Anyway for the time being below are 2 shots, one of a spr...

When browsing through the shots on National Geographic's Photography site, I came across one that was of my home town (Blackpool, UK), which is on the link below: http://photography.nationalgeographic.com/photography/photo-of-the-day/blackpool-high-tide-pod/ I then decided that on the next stormy da...