Hello Everyone

[ObsidianPhoenix]

Originally Posted by jet_kit

I, for one would like to see some of them. I was there on business a few years back and couldn't take my bulky DSLR kit so I bought a Canon 'point & shoot' for the trip. When I got back discovered that it was faulty and I had less than a dozen shots recorded. Bit cross

Just for you then

I've uploaded Some More pictures for you from Prague. Please bear in mind that these are just using the jpg's from the camera, and have had no post-production performed on them.

[Stargate 01]

Originally Posted by ObsidianPhoenix

Thank you. I think I was lucky with this shot to be honest. Right place, right time. Although I suppose that is a lot of what good Photography is about.

It seems like the latest edition of DCM is aimed right at me (it must be a sign!) - Guides on landscape photography, sub £100 equipment, and a RAW guide! I'll be devouring the details in there I think, in an effort to bring my technique up.

Your most welcome. Just take your time and don't try to rush things as it can be a very steep learning curve sometimes and if you don't get the first time don't get frustrated or panic. Also don't worry about what other people are doing and when you post some photos on the forum try not to take any critacism personally as it's meant in the right way. Take it all on board and try to learn from it.......


Most of all HAVE FUN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[ObsidianPhoenix]

I've been playing around with The Death Stare in ACR. What do you guys think is better?

Old

New

I'd appreciate any comments on the processing too. It's my first processed RAW, and I was largely playing around with the sliders, so I'm still not entirely confident on it, but would like to here anything you think I could have/should have done differently.

Thanks

[Stargate 01]

I think you new one is a lot better, I'm now looking at the eye insted of being distracted by the glare on its back. Big improvement.......

[jet_kit]

Originally Posted by ObsidianPhoenix

Just for you then

I've uploaded Some More pictures for you from Prague. Please bear in mind that these are just using the jpg's from the camera, and have had no post-production performed on them.

Thanks so much. They brought back memories of this stunningly beautiful city.

Tomorrow, when I've got a bit more time, I'll post a few tips. But in general they're lovely pix.

Cheers,