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Both cracking shots, but the frames seem a bit 'heavy' to me:wonder:

Both cracking shots, but the frames seem a bit 'heavy' to me:wonder:

To be honest I was being a bit lazy and just used an action i have saved :D

I'm going on my course this weekend and was sifting through some of my photo's and thought they were the best of a bad lot :lol1:

Very pretty Chris, what course are you doing ?

I'm going to Yorkshire with Garry Brannigan (http://www.thedigitaldawn.com/)

I'm sorting though my photo's as we are supposed to take 10 of our best with us for critique in the evenings and I've been struggling :lol1:

Nice .. But I would be interested in why you used 1600 ISO and F/14 in the first one

Nice .. But I would be interested in why you used 1600 ISO and F/14 in the first one


D'oh there's always someone around to catch you out isn't there.....

I'd been testing the camera at home in the dark the night before :norty: and had forgotten to switch it back again.

NOW I make it a habit to check and double check my settings before I start shooting :brickwall

D'oh there's always someone around to catch you out isn't there.....

I'd been testing the camera at home in the dark the night before :norty: and had forgotten to switch it back again.

NOW I make it a habit to check and double check my settings before I start shooting :brickwall


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I'd love to be able to say that that was the first time I'd done that but I can't:lol1:

There's no escaping the Exif police :D