wdgraham

Great picture first class composition, wonderful sky. I love this approach the sharp background the soft creamy sea and the detailed foreground 7/7

Very well composed and balanced shot, full of detail and such atmosphere.

This is a very long way form Penzance, I went there once along time ago, to my regret without a camera. If I had have had one would have hoped to have a picture as good as this in my album.

This is Trevalor woods

I think the high angle gives this swan a majestic look?

Taken with a Canon 350D, a little selective work in levels and then

the sky was added.

Shot on a Canon 350D against a blurred photographed background of

similar foliage. The small droplet is a copy of the larger one on the

left. This new droplet was copied and distorted to create a new

shape, some of the texture from the other two droplets was cloned

into the third. I used this technique to compensate for the extreme

depth of field at f16 (maximum on this lens) I added the other

droplet simply to balance the composition. The lens used a 50mm Super

paragon macro lens and adapter. I think this picture demonstrates you

do not have to spend a fortune on lenses to get decent results. The

Paragon lens cost less than �6 on Ebay.

Penzance gable end and gulls, Shot on a Canon Digital SLR with a 28-

105 f 3.8 lens.

This is a black and white conversion. The work was done in Photoshop

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Shot from the balcony of my home in Penzance England. The lens was a

manual focus 135mm M42 lens bought on Ebay for �5. I used an adapter

to attach the lens to a Canon 350 D. The camera was mounted on a

tripod and an aperture of f11 and a shutter speed of a 1/200 of a

second was used to expose the shot.