Blank_Canvas said:Hi Mandy,
I really like your 'vice' image. I wish I had your photoshop knowledge, if ever you are considering running a workshop on how to.... Count me in.
Very simple and effective and a good take on a challenging theme. !
Nick
Hi Nick (& other kind folk), I'm visiting my parents in chesterfield if you want to meet up for a coffee & huddle over a laptop to pixel peek? Thanks Mandy (ps my PM function doesn't work, but you can flickr or Facebook mail me).



really not sure 
another cracker...nice and minimal with a hint of tilt and shift
Processing works well...it has a foreboding feel feel to it. Minor point, just slightly off with the composition...but it really is a minor point.Entrance, I like the processing, the monochrome blue works well with the subject. Not sure if the focus could be on the doorreally not sure
. It is certainly bang on theme, with lots of detail in the stairs and fence. Iain
personally would have liked more focus on the door but that's just my irrelevant opinion
....who needs a DSLR anyway 
Hi Mandy,
Thanks for all your help and guidance. it was nice to meet up with you and it's a shame a few more people couldn't make it. I leaned so much from you in just a couple of hours. Thank you.
And recorded for posterity....
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Nick
It's good to put faces to names (if you haven't got a portrait in your avatar)
Maybe we should have a 52'ers self portrait thread so we 'know' who we're talking too!!!


I've seen one egg on here already for soft, this is such a different take on the same subject!
I love this, I could see it in a magazine for John Lewis or something similar
The colours are great, how have you edited it?

OMGIt's good to put faces to names (if you haven't got a portrait in your avatar)
Maybe we should have a 52'ers self portrait thread so we 'know' who we're talking too!!!
