phil morgan

Not got a macro lens, and have never tried this sort of shot before.

Taken from about 5 feet away with a 70-300 zoom at 300mm!! Never

gonna be a winner, but would welcome comments based on the lens used.

Maybe not to everyones taste, but I liked the shadow cast by this

piece of broken pallet. All critique welcome.

Phil.

Cheers for the comments all.

Kah I dont even consider myself in the same league as Richard, but I am truly flatterd by your compliment.

Phil.

Thanks for the comments all, they are really appreciated.

Kah, was a grab shot with the 10-20 at Iso 800. Selected the Iso as the swan appeared, and panned with it with the camera still on the tripod. All done on auto pilot, but I am pleased with the final outcome. Although I will admit it required a fair bit of PS work!

Phil.

Minus 6 Deg at Llangorse lake in the brecon beacons national park,

Wales Uk.

All critique welcome.

Please view larger, and hit f11.

Taken about 20 minutes after sunset on the beautiful Glamorgan

heritage coast.

No messing with colours on this one. Just the result of 5 stops of

grad, a polariser and approx 90 second exposure.

All critique welcome.

Phil.

The ratings on this site are a joke sometimes!! Has anyone who rates this less than 6/6 ever tried to photograph a kingfisher? I dont think so. THE definitive kingfisher shot Kev. I have a couple in my portfolio, but none to rival this!! Take a look if you get a chance. Congratulations on a great capture.

Phil.

Please hit f11 when viewing large, got the size of this one slightly

wrong!!

Taken this evening at Dunraven Bay, Wales UK.

all critique welcome.

Phil.

The beautiful Elan Valley. Wales UK. All critique welcome.

Phil.

Thanks all for your kind comments.

Phil.

Please view larger.

Autumn dawn at Llangorse lake, near Brecon, Wales (UK).

All critique welcome.

Phil.

Another taken sunday morning. All critique welcome.

Phil.

Taken at Llangorse lake, in the Brecon Beacons national park, Wales

UK. All critique welcome.

Phil.

This shot is below average apparently.

Cheers Mr anonymous!

One of a number of falls in 'waterfall country' Neath UK. The water

really is that colour, caused by the peat being washed downstream.

All critique welcome.

Phil.

All critique welcome.

Phil.

Please hit f11 when viewing larger.

Thanks.

Found a way to view this from the opposite side of the river to the

normal photograph. This falls is normally only photographed from

above. Had difficulty getting a fast enough shutter speed to cope

with the volume of water, now thats a first!! Normally struggle to

slow the water down! All critique most welcome.

Phil.

View Larger please.

Started life as a 90 sec colour exposure in a murky forest that had

no real impact. Have played with channel mixer and gaussian blur to

try a completely different look. All views welcome.

Phil.

A variation of this evenings earlier upload. More USM Etc. All

critque welcome.

Phil.

Thanks for the comments, they are much appreciated.

Phil.

Taken a few weeks ago at Tredegar, South Wales, UK. All comments and

critique welcome.

Please view larger and hit f11.

Taken in darkness on my favourite beach. A job to contain the

horizon even with 5 stops of grad, as the foreground was in total

darkness. All critique welcome.

Phil.

Great composition and beautiful natural colours. Very well taken Kah. Congratulations.

Phil.

A curves adjustment on an earlier more natural shot that attracted

poor ratings. An experiment on my part to see what people prefer.

Phil.