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hi all im new to photography just bought my first dslr and want to get into wildlife photography im looking for somebody to take me out with them a couple of times to show me the ropes can any one help pleaseNative Imp here.
I can't offer to take you out with me, I only go there to see my Mother now and then these days but I can point you in the right direction for good places to shoot.
The footbridge over Broadgate is a good start for trying long exposures;
The abandoned Bracebridge mental asylum is pretty cool (Though i moved away three years ago so they're probably flats or something by now);
Obviously the cathedral is nice to shoot, the marina, the bailgate in general is quite good, theres usually something worthy of a little street photography. Bishops palace provides an awesome view of south Lincoln whereas the south common has awesome views of the city / cathedral. Whisby nature park has Bird feeders with an alright hide type thing to stick a telephoto lens through;
You're quite lucky in the fact that as far as cities go, Lincoln is pretty photogenic. Buy a book such as The Digital Photography Handbook (they're £5-£10) and just get out with your camera, you'll soon pick it up i'm sure.
I can't offer to take you out with me, I only go there to see my Mother now and then these days but I can point you in the right direction for good places to shoot.
The footbridge over Broadgate is a good start for trying long exposures;
The abandoned Bracebridge mental asylum is pretty cool (Though i moved away three years ago so they're probably flats or something by now);
Obviously the cathedral is nice to shoot, the marina, the bailgate in general is quite good, theres usually something worthy of a little street photography. Bishops palace provides an awesome view of south Lincoln whereas the south common has awesome views of the city / cathedral. Whisby nature park has Bird feeders with an alright hide type thing to stick a telephoto lens through;
You're quite lucky in the fact that as far as cities go, Lincoln is pretty photogenic. Buy a book such as The Digital Photography Handbook (they're £5-£10) and just get out with your camera, you'll soon pick it up i'm sure.
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Kev, it might be an idea to look at posters details in the critique section, it gets a lot more action than this part of the forum, then ask them individually where the good local areas are. Just an idea, if you're ever Manchester way, drop me a PM.
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