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I've had this flashgun for a while now, and it always worked fine. However Ive recently started working at a nightclub taking photos, and last night I started to have problems with it. It would fire for about 40ish shots, then it would just stop firing, and the only way i could get it to work...

Thanks so much Stephen youve been a great help :thumbs:

I can't thank you enough Stephen! :clap: I've actually borrowed a couple of Walker Evans books from the library in the past but never came across this one. If you could scan it in that would be really helpful, if its not too much hassle :) cheers again! Graham

just thought i'd ask again if anyone can help out with this one? we've still had no luck! and the presentations next week. tried everywhere but not been able to find it :(

thanks for the replies guys, much appreciated. im still pretty clueless so far though to be honest :( dinorock, i think they will be pretty well known, the groups who have done their presentations so far seemed to find theirs quite easily...lecturer must have given us the hard one :lol:

:lol: if i get really stuck i can always fall back on that theory! that cant be good news...thanks for trying though :thumbs: nice link thanks :) but i think this is quite some time before Vivian Maier

Ive been given this slide as part of a uni module, we have to do a presentation on it but first stage is finding out who took it and what its called...but we're having difficulties :lol: anyone on here have any ideas?

its hard to choose just the 10, but here goes... 1. Alfa Romeo 8C - stunning car... 2. Audi S8 - practical but fast 3. Brabus G V12 Biturbo - for the off-roading, but a speed demon at the same time 4. Lambo Miura SV - coolest car ever made! 5. Renault Clio V6 - a bit of...

Ive never been there no, I'll give it a shot :thumbs: It is a great place for photography, I just want to get out and see more!

I'm looking for places around Scotland which are good for photography. I'm from Edinburgh and relying on public transport to get around as i don't drive! Somewhere ideal for a day trip, not too far away. Really intereseted in photographing interesting architecture and structures. Any...

I've done it in Edinburgh city centre a couple of times now, lots of tourists there so you don't stand out too much. I did still find it quite hard though, and found myself taking pictures of peoples backs a lot. It's a learning curve! :)

In the morning: peanut butter and jam Lunch: tuna and cucumber :)

Hard decision...I think for me it would be The Smiths-Rubber Ring, or Sweet and Tender Hooligan Cant decide :lol:

Cheers for all the replies :thumbs: some really good links there. Anyway i went out this morning on my first attempt, and ive posted a series of shots here: http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?p=1208230#post1208230 Thanks again

Whats the best way of starting to photograph people on the streets? Do you ask for their permission or just go ahead and shoot them? (not literally!) Ive never really tried it before so looking for some advice :) Cheers