N00b.

Mark

Corrected.

few random pics ive taken recently:

Bratty it's been said before, you do have a good eye for pictures.

I like the first one of the set(sunset) and the first tractor picture.The two of the ruin are good but i think IMO they would look better in B&W rather than sepia.




yours wecrookie

Got bored at the pub, and so decided to muck about with my camera (aka phone), excuse the rather turdish quality:





Had to put them as thumbnails because Photobucket decided that it didn't want to resize them.

Broken down Veyron near the office. Belongs to a Mr J.Button


One for anyone who works in IT

Wow Bratty, you could definitely be a professional photographer. Paulzolo that's pretty nice too (i've not looked at anybody elses yet)

Bratty what lens did you use to get that effect of the close-up of the front of the rusty tractor? I likeitalot.

I might have posted one or two of these on the old CPC forum but can't remember. All taken on my Samsung GX10.

(I've resized the images so you miss some detail but its more forum friendly!)

This one is of the missus. I bought a new Wacom and had a go at a photo-art project



This one was just messing around one day bored. More digital art than photo I suppose



An HDR photo of a wrecked boat on the river Tiber in Rome. Google Earth still shows the boat before it was wrecked.



An HDR-type photo of an old metal door at the Foro Romano in Rome



Moss growing in the Colleseum

Loving the colours on that door, I'd be tempted to crop it tighter? I think HDR tends to look a bit flat in general but I like the computeriness of the boat, lovely effect and photo of your missus.

There are some things that look better with a crap camera, for instance, night club scenes, the distortion from the strobe lights can create cool effects that a DSLR would smugly ignore, to the detriment of the photo, this is one fo those where the blurry focus and noise really add warmth to the scene.

Big salmon!

Another one of the Barbican. I was enjoying the rough finish of the concrete. It was all done by hand.


This is the the Barbican too. There is an interesting mix of concrete, water and plants.

I have also been known to sue my iPhone at times. I have a few apps on it which let me fiddle with the picture.