Rob Wood (Admin)

That looks terrifying. For more than one reason.

Probably give him a bit of space to look into on the right, but I really like this.

Looks like he has done some miles with you. 😉

But surely the gear you learn on is the yardstick for that.

I often joke that I look down my nose at people not shooting daguerreotype. 😉

“That depends on what the meaning of ‘is’ is.” – Bill Clinton 😉

I’d be very tempted to change the colour of his jacket. 😉

Oh It’s a very deep rabbit hole @r1ch – And it’s extremely fun when you start playing with it. I have a whole folder of images I took ONLY to use as textures. Rock walls, bricks, old graffiti, dried leaves  etc.

Bloody hell! That is a  bit serious. That being said, looks like wonderful walking country.

A few years back I did the opening stretch of the walk from Sydney to Newcastle and it was quite harrowing. Would have been very easy for an injury and surprisingly remote so nobody was coming to save you. lol (Also no phone signal cos you were in a valley).

¥eah your setup for these shots really demonstrates that big effort can have awesome results.

I think that level requires a certain type of obsession that cannot be taught.

Sure, but if you lived when that was the dominant form of gear, I would imagine you would be quite good at it.

Nice stuff, Daniel. Almost looks like a harbour full of mist.

Yes it is imho. 🙂

I think this one would be worth playing with in black and white.

Very atmospheric. Well done.

This evokes feelings. A smell. A mood. I really like it. Exactly what a good photo should do.

Whoah Daniel. This one is getting solidly good. Well done mate.

The freelensing efforts from @tersha were pretty great!

Damn @tersha! You should be trying a bit more freelensing outside of this challenge. These are great.