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Thanks for the comment. I agree about it looking like a forum but until more photos are added I didn't want to add them to the front page - maybe I look at this sooner rather than later. As for the colours/design what other colour can I use for Ireland but green :)

Came up with this over the Christmas break. Just a site dedicated to the beauty of Ireland. Still in its infancy but let me know what you thing so far. www.imagesireland.net Thanks Michael

Hi all, I've enjoyed photography for a number of years now, although I've only recently moved to digital. Now I was just wondering about the preferences of other photographers - whether amateur or professional. What I mean by preferences is do you like to specilise in one type of photography e.g...

Just wondering if anyone, and in particular anyone who has never used film, has just taken a shot knowing that it mighten be perfect but 'hell, I can fix it up in Photoshop'. Has 'laziness' crept into digital photography? Ok it might not have for Pros but for the casual photographer, like...

So does this make a 35mm photographer better than a digital one?

Thanks for all the replies. It's nice to see that I'm not on my own :) But I suppose the next question has to be - What defines a 'keeper'? Is it one you like for no particular reason other than it's 'pretty', the client (or relative/friend) likes it or you view it as being technically correct?

Recently took photos at our schools sports day. Just walking around taking snaps Now out of the 250 I took I can honestly say that there were only 2 or 3 that I really liked. The rest were ok or simply a series of shots captured with my finger on the button :) So I was just wondering what others...

Didn't realise this discussion would get so technical :) I do know that the 1/f rule was just a guideline and to get sharp images is down to technique more than anything else, I just wanted to see if it applied to the conversion factor of DSLRs. Reading though the thread I think the jury's still...

I was close :) Thanks for the comments and for clearing this up for me.

Not so dumb then :) Thanks

I was a very keen photographer many years ago and have just bought my first digital SLR with a standard lens kit which included a 70-300mm lens. Now with 35mm lens I was always told that I should keep the shutter speed roughly equilavent to the focal length of the lens. So in the case of this...