Got a couple of shots in the Guardian today.https://www.theguardian.com/stage/2016/oct/19/nina-a-story-about-me-and-nina-simone-review-unity-liverpool-josette-bushell-mingo
Excellent, well done Andy.
Congrats, mate!
Thanks mates. (Friends call me "Nessy", Paul )
Ahh okay.I had no idea of your name and noticed in the link it was Andrew and hoped it would be all right to call you Andy.Nessy from now on. :-)
Another my cousin took yesterday
That's brilliant, well done.PSHave you got a website? - Link?
Where is that?I'd guess somewhere in Scotland, looks lovely
I like putting my fear of the world into InstagramHow do you embed them on here? me heads gone today https://www.instagram.com/tonygarv/
Took this at the beginning of December from a high point on the other side of the River Rhine.
Took this photo of Cologne Cathedral at the beginning of December from a high point on the other side of the River Rhine.
Nice!
Gorgeous photos in this thread J-Mc- they're brilliant shots for a beginner!
Cheers mate!This thread is indeed full of incredible shots!One thing i'm wondering, is how do people get pictures of the stars!? Is there a certain set of settings to use or a certain lense?
The camera you have should be fine best settings are the lowest aperture your lens can go f2.8 if possible and a wider lens is better to get more of the sky, the iso setting i use is between 3200-5000 and i usually do between 20-30 second exposure depending on how dark the skies are where i amSent from my ONEPLUS A3003 using Tapatalk
Cheers Lokko, will try find a decent tripod today and give it a go sometime soon [emoji106]
Some I took on holiday in Portugal in 2008. I used to take my 10 week old son for a walk on the beach in the morning, these were taken just after 7am