Creative Shots

Wicked shots Jim, love them. My favourites would be shot 3 followed by shot 1 and finally shot no.2. There certainly were a lot of photo opportunities and perfect weather to boot. Look forward to seeing some more at the next meeting.

Now I really do want to go to the Lake District!
"Pleased with this one", an absolutely stunning shot.

Hi Guys, 10am will be to late for me (having some doors delivered between 10-12! I’ll start a bit earlier, probably be there for about 7.00 to catch sun rise (if it happens!). Maybe catch you as I’m leaving. If we don’t bump into each other have a good shoot.
Richie

I vote for am, let’s miss that rain!

Hi Lisa,
Saturday would suit me best. Am or pm.
Richie

Does anyone fancy trying some wire wool spinning, the evenings are drawing in and temperatures not to cold! So a good time of the year for this sort of thing.

Great set of pics Trevor, picture no. 8 stands out most to me. Sign her up as the next club member!

Lovely shots Lisa, love the Thistle shot best, tack sharp and lots to look at. I like the dark background on shot no. 2, works very well. I’m in agreement with Phil on the butterfly shot, maybe it would work better with just the butterfly and one flower making it a less cluttered image. Although I d...

Hi Ed, 0004 works best for me, great view point, always difficult to capture the whole building and make the image yours but I think you’ve achieved that with this image. Pigeon on the gravestone made me

Hi Trevor,
Very nice images, I like the B & W grass with rain droplets the best, tack sharp droplets and good DOF as well.
I also like the twisted tree trunk, an interesting composition that I think works well for this image.

Glad you enjoyed the trip.
Gravel wheels works best for me, I see what you were saying about I/R and a dramatic sky. I like Cinnabar on Ragwort as well, great colours!

Great, see you all Tuesday evening.
Nice Hollyhocks Phil!!! Seriously though, well seen picture, nice detail and light, black background works well and gives the picture more punch.
Ed, beautiful sky and lighting, fingers crossed for some more tomorrow.

Hi all, Just a reminder for the Arlesford shoot this Tuesday evening. Meet at Arlesford church ruins at about 7pm, take some pics of the church etc. then off to Arlesford creek for sunset. If you are coming please can you let me know so that I have some idea of number. If anyone is struggling with f...

Hi all, nice to see your interest in the Arlesford shoot, the more the merrier, lets hope for nice weather.
Phil the "Black grass" image does it for me. Well seen shot.

Hi all, As per our last "Teams" meeting, may I suggested a club trip out to take some photos. The old church ruins at Arlesford for an early evening shoot and then down the lane to Arlesford Creek for sunset. The address for St Peters Church ruins is 18 Ford Lane Arlesford. (As best I can ascertain ...

Hi Colin,
I like your Isle of Skye image,good composition. The beach huts are great, makes you look twice! And that sea looks COLD!

Nice to see so many great shots.
Finally got around to sorting some abstract pics.
Looking forward to an actual physical meeting, when ever that will be!
Has anyone any thoughts about hosting the next meeting on Zoom?

All good images, my favourites would be Pembroke coast, there must be dozens of other images within that one picture!
DSC 54 works for me as an abstract shot.
I’ll also try to upload some shots later.

Unhinged or perhaps “A screw loose”!
It has to be the black and white one and the one with the blue hue for me.
Keep shooting.
Richie

Hi All, We’re all well in the Cunningham household, however my son Tom has Ulcerated Colitis and is on immune suppression meds which put him on the at higher risk list. Because of this I have made he decision last Tuesday to isolate Tom, myself and my wife. Bit of a choker because I work for myself ...

So these were the images that I was going to show tonight. Not taken many "Shadow" pics but took these whilst on holiday at Huntingdon Beach last summer. I think that the first image demonstrates the difficulties I face when taking photos with members of my family present! (Well that's my excuse!). ...

Shame we are missing tonight, it would have been nice to catch up.
For what it's worth I really like the Tree Stump and Glass pics from Phil, the Family pic from Michele and London by Trevor is "off the bloody scale"!!! Love it.

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Mon Mar 16, 2020 12:18 pm

I shan't be at the March Meeting after all, so here are some of the shadow shots I was planning to show.

Anyone else please follow suit!

I like the tree stump and glass images best myself, all images well seen though.

OK no problems.
Richie

Sorry, got to work.