Rob Wood (Admin)

Shot on my iPhone XI in portrait mode.

@gary-s Get closer. Literally move your feet and get closer to your subject and fill the frame with them/it.

Do that, and you will have learnt more than 99% of the population about photography. 🙂

I look forward to seeing the results.

Well done @patrickw – told you you were kicking butt lately. 😉

I like the idea Graham. Well worth sharing creative things like this. It’s a part of photography as much as anything else imho.

Watch out for orcs.

How did you get that background @glegg?

I like the unique treatment of this (seriously difficult to find an original composition here as this is shot a LOT). Maybe some minor gripes on the post, but I probably wouldn’t change much at all. Nice one.

I am kind of jealous of you folks going into Spring. Autumn makes me depressed and we got our first day of profound temperature change today and I am not happy about it. lol

What a great series.

Your little area of the world looks like parts of Australia when it’s a bit dry. Same colouring.

Solid sharp shot, Dave.

Tac sharp, but yeah, that composition just feels a bit off. Look forward to you trying it again.

I have recently come to progressive dyptiches as a cool thing to be creating too. I think this is a solid shot at it too. I am probably going to keep going by printing them out for the wall.

Funny how we reach things at similar times.

Absolute cracker of a shot, Tobie. Nice one.

Solid one there, @patrickw – you’re kicking butt lately.

I miss that initial endorphin rush when you start getting into photography. It gets replaced by something equally as awesome, but it was a unique feeling. Enjoy it while it grows on you @luke-b

Very cool, @patography

Black and whites are going strong!

Very nice @diripics – almost a “hipster” palette.

This is very moody, @wendyp

Very solid.