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Thanks Lizzy, I was quite happy with the processing. I had to use HDR to get the detail inside the station and the light coming through, otherwise the range was just too much! I agree the pillar in the middle is a bit of a pain but I think the roof may fall down without :D Thanks South. Was...

Entrance Canary wharf underground station london by dan_leach, on Flickr Canary wharf underground station london by dan_leach, on Flickr

Vice Magners by dan_leach, on Flickr

Thanks Michael, unfortunately none of the shots was really strong enough on its own, so had to go down this route!

Homemade Some of the Easter eggs which are part of the the Faberge Big Egg hunt, there's over 200 of them around london at the mo. I was at Canary wharf today and could only find 4! (apparently there's 11 around CW)

Mike thanks for the comments. Yes this a B&W HDR. Although I used 1 original shot and adjusted the exposures in RAW to get a -2 , 0, 2 bracket. Used the HDR process to bring out the detailing in the reflections of the glass and mirror. I then converted to B&W to up the contrast and bring out the...

Week 9 - Money - Late post 2 shots for this, an old and a new. The 1st shot is of the Royal Exchange in the City of London which was founded in 1565 by Sir Thomas Gresham to act as a centre of commerce. The 2nd is Lloyds Banking Group building in London.

Shiny - Week 11 Actually took this last week, but did edit it this morning! Is No.1 London Bridge 1st go at HDR, deliberately pushed it but I quite like it.. marmite time I guess..

Work is killing me atm so I'm a few weeks behind... Industry below. I'm going to try and catch up with previous weeks!

Sweet is up! Lagging behind a bit so trying to catch up! :)

Any advice guys? :)

Hi guys, I'm looking to get a cheapish light tent and some lights to play around with macro photography. Can anyone recommend a decent tent and some lights to go with it? I tried making one a while back and bought a couple of desk lamps but it didn't really work.. In particular I'm looking...

Nice triptych! I like :)

For 'sigh' i've interpreted it at the sound of relaxation. In the hustle and busttle of London I thought one of the most relaxing places would be overlooking the Thames

I think the light artefact (or maybe it's something else? ;o) really adds to this!