Recent content by Craig_G

I'm not going to make a recommendation but i'm looking for a long lens and have been edging towards the Tamron SP 70-300mm f/4-5.6 Di VC USD Lens. Plenty of reviews on YouTube, and can be had for under £200 used.

If you missed it (like me) then it's available on iPlayer. http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b03xsjb9/photographing-africa#

Another vote for Mike's channel, explains things well and doesn't get too technical.

I use google photos shared albums, total control over your photos and you can add and delete photos whenever you wish.

Very much a novice but enjoying learning. https://www.instagram.com/cgsnapper/?hl=en

As others have said, if your Dad is willing to lend you a camera then take advantage. If you find you don't like photography then you've lost nothing. If, on the other hand you get hooked, then you can go from there.

Thank you for the warm welcome guys.

Hi, I will be posting a few images in the beginners forum soon. I'm looking for some feed back on some wildlife photos I've taken. They seem a little 'off' to me.

I'm enjoying it very much at the moment. I've taken over 2000 shots, but I must admit not many of those have made the final cut.

Thanks for the welcome Andy and Andy :plus1:

I can almost guarantee there will be a silly question or 2!

Thanks, I'm going to make a coffee and have a read through some of the pages you've linked.

Hello from a complete novice. I recently purchased my first DSLR (5th Jan) and have started on the road to learning from the ground up. Looking forward to chatting with you all and picking up on some helpful hints and tips. Cheers