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upolian
07-Nov-09, 22:28
ok im a newbie with pro cameras,ive seen these sort of photos before im sure with a tripod setup and a bit more practice ill perfect the photos,thank you for looking

http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c154/flamerkit/IMG_0550.jpg

http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c154/flamerkit/IMG_0555.jpg

http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c154/flamerkit/IMG_0526.jpg

Iffy
10-Nov-09, 18:25
Hi Upolian

Really goods photos - very unusual. Like the first one, with the part wall on the left hand side, if gives an impression of very old alongside almost space age. :D

Did you take them at near Mybster Inn ? I know the Spittal area quite well, as that's where my Dad is from and I still have relatives living there.

upolian
10-Nov-09, 22:58
Hi Upolian

Really goods photos - very unusual. Like the first one, with the part wall on the left hand side, if gives an impression of very old alongside almost space age.

Did you take them at near Mybster Inn ? I know the Spittal area quite well, as that's where my Dad is from and I still have relatives living there.


thank you :) yes i did, just up from the windmills :D i took around 25photos but most of them were really rubbish it was my first attempt at these! im going to stand in the hospital car park looking down on the main street at night in wick to see how it goes,take a bit of practice im sure ill get better :D

Phill
11-Nov-09, 00:16
Practice and playing, you can't go wrong, just see what you and your camera can do.

Here's a couple in the same vein but different mode of transport:

http://i805.photobucket.com/albums/yy337/Phill_Rawlins/aeryplanes/nightlights1.jpg

http://i805.photobucket.com/albums/yy337/Phill_Rawlins/aeryplanes/nightlights2.jpg

Iffy
11-Nov-09, 18:06
Hi Phill

Where abouts did you take these?
You also mentioned they are a different mode of transport, can you enlighten us more ?

I'm no photographer at all, by any means, but I do like this photography forum - just goes to show what us Caithnessians can do with a camera ;)

Phill
11-Nov-09, 21:25
Where abouts did you take these?
You also mentioned they are a different mode of transport, can you enlighten us more ?

Caithness International Airport!

I thought the windsock in the second one would have given it away, also in the first one the light trails are lifting up away from the ground.

upolian
11-Nov-09, 23:20
nice photos phill!! i will be practising more sometime may also try airport the lift up is cool!!!

Liz
11-Nov-09, 23:52
Great photos upolian and Phill!:D

carasmam
12-Nov-09, 00:04
Cracking pics both of you.
I never saw the windsock in Phills :roll: I thought it was trains :lol:

upolian
12-Nov-09, 00:24
thank you

mines arent perfect quite yet i will keep trying though :)

Phill
12-Nov-09, 13:00
thank you

mines arent perfect quite yet i will keep trying though :)


You'll soon get the hang of it. Get yersel a tripod, even a cheapy from argos or somewhere will do to get started with.

For these try under and over exposing them, see what sort of results you get. Some cameras will do this for you.

upolian
12-Nov-09, 13:32
You'll soon get the hang of it. Get yersel a tripod, even a cheapy from argos or somewhere will do to get started with.

For these try under and over exposing them, see what sort of results you get. Some cameras will do this for you.


thank you for the advice,its not even my camera[lol] my mate kindly let me have use of it as i wanted to attempt these photos myself,he has loads of different lenses/tripod etc etc,it was a spur of the moment attempt,next time i will be organised and get the tripod setup [evil] hopefully next time the results will be better :D

Mystical Potato Head
12-Nov-09, 17:59
You'll soon get the hang of it. Get yersel a tripod, even a cheapy from argos or somewhere will do to get started with.

For these try under and over exposing them, see what sort of results you get. Some cameras will do this for you.

Dont waste your money on a cheap tripod,you get what you pay for and cheap means you'll get something that resembles bambi on ice which defeats the purpose of getting one in the first place.No point getting one that shakes in the wind especially up here.
Every photographer needs a tripod at some time or other so get a decent one,Manfrotto do good ones for around £80.