Recent content by brokenenglish

im not from plymouth directly but i do know of someone who enjoyed shooting down by the harbour. as for dartmoor, i have taken a few shots up there myself, unfortunately most of them are over on the east side or north moor but coombstone tor, grey weathers stone circle and two bridges are where...

the paw looks like its at an odd angle, but dogs do find the strangest positions to sit. other than that, personally i think its a really nice shot, especially for a first photo.

this looks fun, i might give it a go. that last one is the best for me too.

thanks for all your responses, its a lot to take in after a long day but i appreciate it and i will re-read them when im not falling asleep. i realise the poor results are most likely down to the way ive taken the shot, but like i say im really only starting to use this lens and so i have no...

OK. I just got given an old style manual zoom lens, complete with an attachment for my Canon 350D. I've tried to use it once or twice, and it's pretty clear I have no clue how I'm meant to use it. I think mostly because I'm used to the auto focus on my regular lens, so anything where extra...

I already take a few pictures of bands that play Exeter (not that many), mostly smaller ones. I contribute them to http://www.noizemakesenemies.co.uk sometimes, and also have my own attempt at a blog (although this is essentially just a mashup of my writing/photography that appears elsewhere)...

cheers, he does love a good stone.

I did actually post in this forum several months ago, but since then I changed computers and kind of forgot about the site to be honest. So this is a reintroduction for me. I'm planning on using it a bit more now. Also.. I'm looking to get a new lens, I've been looking at wide angle lenses and...

I never really flet/feel that, but I rarely use the tripod in truth. Only for shots where the exposure or light levels absolutely require it.

That first shot is great. Such clarity too.

Yeah that's one of them, I have two. The other one's actually younger and a bit cuter but Oscar's the more interesting to photograph because he always looks thoughtful. And he likes stones.

You're right that does make it a lot more vibrant. I'll bear that in mind. Maybe i'm being an idiot but what do you mean by PP? thanks for all your welcomes.

alright so my name's rob, im 22, i live in south devon. i've had a D-SLR for about a year now and experimented with it a few times but haven't quite managed to get the best out of it yet. i don't know if you can really get that from these pics or not but everything i take seems to come out...