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River Clyde at Night
Hi guys.
I haven't been around for a while, although I do still check out all your great photos every now and then, just to keep myself up to date, lol
Azz, I see we have loads of new members. That's fantastic!
Although I've been absent for a while, I've been feverishly snapping away at anything that moves...and loads of things that don't, so I'll post a few of my pictures in the various genres, starting here.
I keep coming back to this area of Glasgow for some reason.
These shots were all taken at 01:00am (ish)
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I haven't been around for a while, although I do still check out all your great photos every now and then, just to keep myself up to date, lol
Azz, I see we have loads of new members. That's fantastic!
Although I've been absent for a while, I've been feverishly snapping away at anything that moves...and loads of things that don't, so I'll post a few of my pictures in the various genres, starting here.
I keep coming back to this area of Glasgow for some reason.
These shots were all taken at 01:00am (ish)
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Nice set.
Somewhere i'm dying to shoot.
Fancy posting EXIF data?
Somewhere i'm dying to shoot.
Fancy posting EXIF data?
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Love those images.
Some information on how you set up a shot like that would be really useful for a beginner like me.
Thanks.
Some information on how you set up a shot like that would be really useful for a beginner like me.
Thanks.
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1 and 4 for me! Brilliant stuff. It is sooooo good to see your work again!
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Brilliant stuff. It is sooooo good to see your work again! xx
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Nice to see you back MD 
And great shots!
And great shots!
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Nice shots MD -nice angles you got the bridge from too. I've faced the same prob as you did on #2, those bright lights. I think a graduated ND filter would help hold back those lights.
It's nice you got the lights changing colour on the bridge, it usually stays on red when I'm there
My best images of the squinty so far, have been with my 40d & 50d and I've yet to better them with my 5dMKII.
Just to add- #3 and 4 are very good shots but I would crop the start of the squinty out of #4
It's nice you got the lights changing colour on the bridge, it usually stays on red when I'm there
My best images of the squinty so far, have been with my 40d & 50d and I've yet to better them with my 5dMKII.
Just to add- #3 and 4 are very good shots but I would crop the start of the squinty out of #4
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Not my thing and I'm not sure I could match these pics but I'll give it a go soon as it's a location both you and DJ keep posting which tempts me.
Not being an expert - number 3 stands ouit for me.
Not being an expert - number 3 stands ouit for me.
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