phil morgan

Thanks for the comment Ian. I like this shot, but it's gone down like a lead ballon everywhere! Each to their own I suppose.

Phil.

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A few fleeting minutes of colour on an otherwise bland welsh evening.

All critique welcome.

Phil.

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Beautiful almost surreal colours on my favourite stretch of

coastline tonight.

All critique welcome.

Phil.

This may not be technically perfect, but this waterfall is

horrendous to expose for, with the foreground in daylight, and the

fall in virtual darkness in the narrow gorge. Located in the vale of

Neath, Wales UK, Sgwd Einon Gam entails about an hour and a half of

gorge walking and river crossings to get too.

All critique welcome.

Phil.

Thanks all for your kind comments.

Phil.

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Thought I would put one up of the other face of the heritage coast,

after so many chocolate box images of the place! This was taken

during a rare break in the torrential rain, one of very few shots

taken during a most hostile evening. Not a place for taking lightly

in these conditions, it has the second fastest tidal rise in the

world.

Thanks

Phil.

Very nice capture Chris. Great colours and composition.

Phil.

Thanks all for your kind comments. Always much appreciated.

Phil.

Wow!

Not been hit by the 3/3 fairy for quite a while! Hope you enjoy sabotaging your picture to the top!! P***k!

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Lovely light for a few minutes tonight, all critique and advice

always welcome.

Phil.

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Phil.

All critique welcome.

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Stunning viewed Larger Chris. Great composition and exposure.

Congrats.

Not technically brilliant, but it was a grab shot, hand held at iso

400, 300mm, 1/20 of a second. Uploaded it just because I like the

little fella!!

Thanks Glenn, Will and Yongbo for the comments, they are much appreciated.

Kah yes from 10mm to 500mm a bit of a jump! This was taken at about 7.30 Am at iso 400 at about 1/30 of a second. I got rid of the worst of the noise with neat image, a great program if you haven't tried it. The colours were deliberately left subdued (natural) on the advice of people with more experience with birds than myself, although I will probably inflict my saturation fetish on one at some time or other! I believe the pros get the wow factor from off camera strobes/flashes etc? Didn't spend a week in the bush, but spent about 5 hours that day under a camo net on a muddy river bank. Got probably 3 minutes of photography in that time!! This stuff is way harder than landscape. Not sure when I will do any more, as the lens was borrowed from a friend, and I cant afford one myself at present. :0( Keep up the great work.

Regards,

Phil.

Perhaps not as good as the previous uploads. But these are so

difficult to get sharp, that I thought I'd stick it on anyway!

All critique welcome.

Phil.

All critique welcome.

Thanks.

Thanks Jennifer.

Phil.

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Thanks.

I have mixed feelings about how green wind farms are, but they make

for interesting photographs! All critique welcome.

Phil.

Thanks Mark. Nice portfolio you got forming there mate.

Phil.

Glenn

Are you getting bored of perfection yet?!! Fantastic capture.

Phil.