Rob Wood (Admin)

Damn these are getting good.

Um… maybe the highlights on the bell could be reigned in a little? Jeesh.

Disturbing. I love it. lol

Another satisfied customers! Well done, Sharkies! lol

I agree with Steve – “satisfaction” is the catalyst for my personal endorphin rush.

@diripics is coming up with the goods lately. Consistently testing his best photos with new attempts.

Stunner.

I think @dahliaambrose wrote an article on masking a while back that you might be interested in. It’s much more accurate for gradients if you have the patience.

I honestly had no idea this was a thing. Nice shot!

I suppose I could say something about the framing but that’s always a bit of a cop out. I think you did really well with this shot. Don’t think I would change anything. Nice one.

Daniel, I’d use the eraser tool to remove the part of the gradient that is on those buildings. Other than that, great shot!

Damn, I’d be photographing that almost daily if it were on my local walk!

I don’t have a preference, but I do love them next to each other!

Here was the message Phil is talking about:

It’s easy to get overwhelmed in photography.

There is a lot to learn. And there is a lot to master.

And when you’re in the photography world, it can really seem like everyone is better than you.

But here is the truth.

If you are even thinking about ways to improve your photography and you…[Read more]

Thanks Phil

I just thought it was time for a reminder. Judging from the responses I got, a few people were in need of it too. 🙂

That would be a lot of fun.

But I have to admit, I just don’t miss the smell. I mean, it’s been close to 30 years since I set foot in a darkroom, but I can still smell it. lol

I think I would find Iceland a stressful place to live. lol

This is interesting… a lot of the answers don’t hinge on the skill of photography at all. I find that quite surprising.

Very feelsies. Makes me want to put on a jumper.

That is a superb mobile shot, @tersha