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Crayford Camera Club. N.E. Kent / S.E. London (Greater London/London Borough). Meets on Tuesdays at 8pm to 10pm. All details of upcoming meetings and events can be found on our FaceBook and also our new(ish) website www.crayfordcameraclub.com

Hello. I have recently booked a holiday in Devon (staying near Tavistock) so if it is local and you know of any good locations let me know. I have already had a look around on google earth and there looks to be a nice waterfall nearby, and obviously the moors... I also shoot on an 80D, since...

Luckily for the better half, I don't have the budget for major GAS. I did convince her that we (as in me) should get a new camera and lens combo last year and I am still being reminded of it every month when the payment goes out of the joint account (luckily 0% interest). I am now resorting to...

Had a week off work on my lonesome. Been out a few times with the camera, but today stayed local. Went to a local butterfly zoo [?] and made a new friend. Taken with my phone camera, although I did have the canon on me too. Hopefully have some good stuff to share from the week when I have gone...

Took the wife and sproglet (and the EOS700D) to Eagle Heights, a rather splendid bird of prey centre, and tried my hand at birds in flight, as well as on the perch. Just downladed 240 pics from my card to the laptop to start sifting through them.

It's a matter of downloading from the pc to your phone/tablet and then doing the necessary and posting that way.

Just been on an 'following' spree. (56.pique).

'If there is a lesson in waterfalls for newbies, it ought to be to try and capture what they see or capture something other people DON'T, not make more cheese, and call the admission of failure 'art'.' That looks familiar.... & significantly out of context... Firstly,apologies to Teflon Mike if...

'If there is a lesson in waterfalls for newbies, it ought to be to try and capture what they see or capture something other people DON'T, not make more cheese, and call the admission of failure 'art'.' I have been commenting on a thread that another guy started about the use of filters etc, and...

The point I was making, is just that to learn a skill I (and I assume others) will go over the typical images and how they are done. From there I will progress and try other things. Don't run before you can walk and all that. Yes, milking a waterfall is easy and is a subject that has been milked...

I must admit, I do agree with Teflon-Mike on the camera side of things. I had a superzoom/bridge camera for about six months between realising that I had an interest in photography beyond just taking snap shots and realising that I did need better kit to progress with the sort of images I liked...

Hello mate. I bought a dslr about a year ago, and as I am hobbyist I didn't want to fork out on loads of gear. I purchased a variable ND filter from an EBay shop. It has helped with exposure a lot and also with getting long exposure shots during lighter hours when you would otherwise get white...

Hello fellow togs. Area, Bexleyheath, Kent. Sex, Male. Age, 40. Types of photography, I try most things, but that doesn't mean I'm good at them all. Short notice, Married and also own a teenager so it depends. Weekends/weekdays, full time worker so only get Sat afternoon and Sunday off...

How far South? I go to Crayford Camera Club (N.E. Kent and within Greater London). All details on the website... http://www.crayfordcameraclub.co.uk/ I joined last January and have found them to be a friendly and enthusiastic bunch of people. A relaxed approach by all accounts judging by what...

Thanks. Currently fiddling and fettling with my laptop, so everything is backed up externally, but will have it all back on here soon and get a profile pic up, as well as show off some images too. Looking forward to it.