ecniv said:nice effect on the church.... enjoying the filter??I like the detail on the macro shot too - very good!
I'm looking forward to have my next play with it 
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that I brought from the classifieds That latest image just made me want to shout "I've got a nice shiny tuppence" (Weeble and Bob for anyone looking flummoxed -Youtube Link - Possibly a little NSFW (but it's on Youtube so it can't be too bad)).
#268 is very cute indeed - what lens did you shoot that with, the texture of the fur is great (I love a good texture, me)!
Oh and PLEASE don't post any more ND10 shots, my resolve not to buy one is already weak!! (top shot btw
It's a wonderful filter but I only brought it because it was on for an amazing price in the classified that I just couldn't pass up
sorry if this only makes you want to have a ND110 even more but alas I need to get used to it so it will feature in quite a few 365 in the coming couple of weeks 
^Joe said:
I absolutely love this filter it's just stunning what it allows you to achieve I think it will be interesting at the end of the year to ask people to pick there top 5 or 10 from the year as I'd love to know what others think are my best
MWHCVT said:
Matt
mrdaviesuk said:That's a really good idea - I think the difference between what the tog and the "audience" think are the best might be an eye opener.
Oh and btw - <shakesfist> lovely long exp </shakesfist>!
I know there are some that I have an emotional attachment too but weather they will be seen as top shots who knows 
^Joe said:
though the camera actually had it at a 1/20th of a second so I guess technically my photo is about 20 seconds under exposed :bang:
You have that right
Matt
michael23 said:
mrdaviesuk said:That's interesting Matt, the conversion chart I have shows 1/20th equates to 60 seconds, whereas 1/5th equates to 3m 20s.
Welding glass is pretty good, but all it does is make you want a proper one even more ... although it does put off the inevitable purchase a little!
but today I have to settle for watching and trying to take a photo of the fly on the wall, I wonder what it was think with me inches away from it 
Day 271 - Too be a fly on the wall
I think that we can all think of situations where we would like to be the fly on the wall, I know that I can
271/365 by mwhcvt, on Flickr
Matt
MWHCVT
very nice matt, my old 100mm f2.8L would have come in handy there but sadly i no longer have it
trust me when I say if I could have afforded to take it off your hands I would have been first in line
Not bad for a lens that cost me £65 and set of borrowed tubes that cost under £10 I thought that for the sake of your wallet I should avoid a ND110 photo today but I make not promised for tomorrow 
Matt
You still got my tubes then??.....shows how much iv had my camera out this week:shrug:
it's your own fault for drinking dodgy beer and crying off on Sunday 
I like the idea of a minimal landscape post harvest, with the minimal sky just using the sun to create a nice feature in the sky and a bit of flare 
mrdaviesuk said:
I like it I was attracted to it by the simplistic/minimalistic look
Believe it or not but I've actually rotated it away from being straight to make it look straighter, as this is looking up a shallow valley the key if you look at the largest tree on the left
Matt
mrdaviesuk said:I was going to edit my original post to say "unless you've already tried and it done it on purpose".
Pesky landscapes with their wavy lines!!
:bang: I wish I lived by the sea cannot argue with that spirit level 
liking the golden hour Matt... though i finally got round to it at the TP52 meet last weekend... image not posted as busy week... BUT i have used a wildcard for my 52 (http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/forums/showpost.php?p=3900035&postcount=415) where i got down and dirty with the traffic... i think when larger vehicles travel past you, their lights bring out interesting differences... i missed the double decker that shot passed while i set up.... was my first time so no flamin' please.
