Photos you have taken in the last month of which you are proud?

Living in London sucks on many levels, but it has given me an opportunity to get into dance photography, which is something I was wanting to do for a long time.

…t has given me an opportunity to get into dance photography, which is something I was wanting to do for a long time.

Longer exposures and/or tracking and not jamming the subject into the frame will be more likely to give the sense of motion required to prevent it looking like you’re photographing contortionists.

Critique welcome – I’m still learning what I like myself.
These are both on a Fuji X-E1 with the kit lens (XC 16-50) more or less in point and shoot mode. Some cropping afterwards…

Ben Lomond (and possibly a wee bit of grad tint here)

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Jam packed Northumberland Beach

I was pleased with this snap:

Critique welcome –

It’s interseting light, looks almost like it was taken during a partial eclipse so it has that low light but not dusk feel to it that is so unique to an eclpise.

You’ve got an odd bokeh ball effect in the image, almost as if it’s lens flare but it could be a specular highlight from a drop of moisture on the filter? Your sensor also has dust on it; there’s a spot in the top left area that’s quite visible.

If you loped the top fifth to quarter off the top you’d remove both artefacts and generally improve the balance perhaps?

@geetee1972 Thanks – appreciate the thoughts. All useful stuff to think about.
I think it’s lens flare (mid afternoon, pointing South West), and I see what you mean about the splodge. I couldn’t see it on other pics, so hopefully it’s on the filter not the sensor.

I couldn’t see it on other pics, so hopefully it’s on the filter not the sensor.

It will almost certainly be on the sensor rather than the front element of the lens. You can get away with a lot on the front element of a lens and it not cause a problem; but that mark definitely looks like dust on the sensor. You only ever see it when you stop the lens down, say beyond f/11, which is what you probably did for this landscape shot. The bigger the depth of field, the more likely you are to see the mark.

Have you got a ‘blower’ (for your camera I mean). They’re cheap and usually get rid of the problem:

Camera blower at Wex

Nice shots Trailofdestruction.

Not sure what happened to the original image above.

The cafe next door by Greg Turner[/url], on Flickr

Have you got a ‘blower’

Having had a look you were right enough – puffer ordered. Thanks.

More film photos – but from a “modern” 1980s Canon

2319016.jpg by Greg.May[/url], on Flickr

2319018.jpg by Greg.May[/url], on Flickr

Bluebells 2017 by SGMTB[/url], on Flickr

@Colournoise

Bit of complete nonsense from my ride last night.

Great pic 🙂

@Young Guitar hero

Kewl Kat 🙂

I love the way this film stock works! It’s Adox Silverman 100.

Hemmingway by Greg Turner[/url], on Flickr

Dunno if it’s bad form to not post anything for ages then spam with a link to work stuff, but I’m pretty chuffed about this:

EWS Challenge Race by Mike Smith[/url], on Flickr
EWS Challenge Race by Mike Smith[/url], on Flickr
EWS Challenge Race by Mike Smith[/url], on Flickr
EWS Challenge Race by Mike Smith[/url], on Flickr
From. Ews challenge

[/url]My new favourite place on Earth by A window to yesterday[/url], on Flickr[/img]

P1420547 by SGMTB[/url], on Flickr

Bluebells 2017 by SGMTB[/url], on Flickr

Bold Forest

Bugs life

I follow you on Flickr JC and your regular postings delight me.

Taken yesterday on Long Mynd .

Is that Donald trump dressed as a horse Cheesybeanz ?

Agata by Kit Carruthers[/url], on Flickr

Typical Bank Holiday weather in the Peak

Cliched marketing shot (mobile phone pic):

IMG_20170327_053607478 by Mike Kennedy[/url], on Flickr

Not a great photo, but one that really excited me:

[/url]IMG_20170401_141244879 by Mike Kennedy[/url], on Flickr[/img]

It’s a section of the fault scarp from the 1981 Greek earthquake.

L1020180-Edit by Greg.May[/url], on Flickr

L1020121.jpg by Greg.May[/url], on Flickr

L1020229-Edit.jpg by Greg.May[/url], on Flickr

Something a little abstract

I love you infinity by Greg Turner[/url], on Flickr

Bright Young Things – Transitions by Greg Turner[/url], on Flickr

Temporary Acommodation by Greg Turner[/url], on Flickr

Barscube by Jon Douglas[/url], on Flickr

45569003.jpg by Greg.May[/url], on Flickr

45569010.jpg by Greg.May[/url], on Flickr

Developed this month…not taken persay.

WWII Home Front Event at Crich Tramway museum

DSC00141 by davetheblade[/url], on Flickr

DSC00024-2 by davetheblade[/url], on Flickr

DSC00069 by davetheblade[/url], on Flickr

DSC00080 by davetheblade[/url], on Flickr

DSC00133 by davetheblade[/url], on Flickr

DSC00216 by davetheblade[/url], on Flickr

Pleased with this one

0T0A6120 by John Stanley[/url], on Flickr

a few recent ones of mine..

Power Lines (B&W) by jon bawden[/url], on Flickr

Down amongst the daisys.. by jon bawden[/url], on Flickr

Tide flow by jon bawden[/url], on Flickr

Harbour colours by jon bawden[/url], on Flickr

Not sure if i’m most proud but flickr magic donkey liked it