TonyPhillips

Hi Leon, nicely done.  I enjoyed these.  The others on the link are definitely worth a look too.  Thanks for sharing.Regards,Tony

Hi VirtualMirage.For me it is a shooting style thing – use my left eye and rotate the shutter release towards my chin for portrait orientation.  Don’t use a grip at all & don’t miss the extra...

Not at all. Any hints?

Hi Gary. I like those, great colours and highlights not burnt out. I suspect you could also get some good shots outside of Oklahoma too. Quite a different collection to your recent portrait...

Thanks Michael. It's an Avro Lancaster B1 inside the Australian War Memorial in Canberra. I couldn't find an angle to get the whole wingspan in without also getting railings, etc.

Great lens and the extra leaning/support helps.

Hi Gary. I like the images - sharp and great lighting. I don't do portraits but 28mm should be sharp enough and will capture more of the 'environment' - so perhaps it is better suited for...

Hi Michael. Seems to be nice even lighting for an outdoor show. Sharp shots for 300mm in those conditions. Regards.

Hi Michael. Really like the 3D effect on 1, 3 & 4. #2 seems a bit dark (brooding/restrained) compared to the bright & lively colours in the others - an interesting contrast. Regards.

Hi Michael.Nice and sharp. You must have been leaning on the rails for the 135mm shots. Which 300mm lens? Regards.

Must be the place to go to get some sun. I like the strong colours. HDR?

Hi Phom.Had mine since 2004. Had the battery retaining clip replaced + a clean and a replacement rear screen protector. Rear rubber thumb pad is pealing a little. Otherwise still going fine...

Hi Gary.I didn't notice that it had defaulted to 'private'. I've updated it to 'public' so I hope that is all that is required. Thanks for letting me know.

Hi everyone.I’ve been following DPR for some time but this is my first photo here. I think Stephen has posted a similar picture some time ago but I thought this photo was a good place to start. ...

Thanks. I prefer the colours in the 2nd shot compared to the 1st and also the lack of reflection in the glass. Will need to get my 500 out and give it a go.

Hi Carl. Nice link, thanks.Started photography in 1975 with Minolta XE-1 + MC 58mm f1.2. It was a great start. Regards.

Nice info, thanks Klipsen. Same goes for the polariser & other filters from my old Minolta 300mm 2.8.What do you think of the colour accuracy? I like the extra contrast & reduced glare (gives...