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Ben a man obsessed with slow shutter water shots from the day he got his old 350D.

But dude, girl locked in your basement *goes for hi-five*

Silky smooth water FTW MWF

Yup shes great, cooks, cleans everything

Heath fecking rocks. *throws the horns*

You know what I think of these (as I post-processed them with you) so I shan't repeat. Done any more recent ones?

Nothing especially my friend, went up roman circle in bangor today (new place just found) with heaths and Samant, only got 2 worthy shots on my 400D, but I got this one on my samsung mobile phone, this is TOTALLY unprocessed or touched in potatoshop (only stuck © on it and resized it), stuck © as will show it on another forum, couldnt believe my mobile phone took this:

Love it, works well. See - who needs a 400D and an expensive lens?

Well gutted I can't come over this weekend.

lol tis true, 400D is nice to have though , good sir what are you doin later ? For if you are bored I can wonder on over! lol, parents leaving about 4 ish from here.

You (And Heaths) would be most welcome good sir. I'm doing nowt apart from shopping for food and cleaning the flat.

Hey all, don't know if anyone saw the moon tonight, it was AMAZING, perfect with venus just in the background, had ago with my 50mm prime but didnt do it justice, then shot uni my uni building with 75-300 and got some interesting results, over exposed the building though, its in raw, can any1 fix it? Played in potatoshop abit, got some moody night sky looks, those couple from tonight:

loving the moon shot mate, it's worked well, colours are good and the glow is sweet. You've got the exposure just nice - detail on the dark part of the moon, but not too much burn out.

The building I'm not so taken with. I don't think it's the over-exposure so much, but that I'm not drawn to the subject (personal preference). If I were to offer crits one would be the composition - it doesn't feel as good as it might. The left edge of the building has been cut off, and the slightly off centre main tower makes it feel 'wrong' - like it should either be more off centre or it ought to be bang in the centre. It's neither. If I were to try a similar shot I'd have perhaps tried centering the tower and zooming in a little so that the scaffolding was cropped out - this way the building would be cropped off on both sides, more symmetrical, and not featuring the ugly scaffolding.

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Cool, dimmingsdale is such a nice place, love the robin shots.

Che-ars, one more, was mostly the lens, the 55-250IS is the best 'budget' lens I've ever come accross, best £140 I've ever spent

Nice, the robin one's stand out especially.

And the duck, but that's because it looks absurdly fat for flight.

At Jimys over the weekend, a few from this location:

http://www.benwalker.aquiss.com/pics/May3rd/images/