tony_storey

January 11, 2002

Excellent.

January 7, 2002

Noticed you use PhotoShop, to get rid of the dust from the scan, use the Clone tool, hold down the ALT key to pick a area to clone, then just run the brush over the dust marks, hey presto, its gone! :)

January 5, 2002

Try a few different exposures, 12 - 15 - 20 sec, etc...

Photoshop is great for getting the horizon straight :)

Love your night shots Steven, any new ones?

January 5, 2002

Well done, this is excellent.

I think the car and angle of the horizon add to the photo, love the grain.

Tony

January 4, 2002

Thanks for the comments guys, yes Randall a human element would have been nice, someone locking/unlocking the bike perhaps...

January 1, 2002

Thanks for the comments guys.

Tris- yes on a tripod, with the exposure I'd say it was around 12 seconds @ F/5.6 using 100 ASA. With a nice well light subject like this I shoot between 12 to 20 seconds with F/5.6, F/8 and F/11 and I normally get ok results.

High end scanner would be the biz, I'm getting good results from the Canon which surprised me as it is only a flatbed scanner!!

December 28, 2001

Thanks for the comment and rating Ben.

The exposure was wacked as the sun was hitting the shop windows behind washing it all out. I just noticed this old lady crossing, did a quick focus and took the shot.

December 17, 2001

Another fine shot

December 17, 2001

Wonderful shot Anders

November 9, 2001

nice, pity about that white menu board, it got in the way

November 9, 2001

First or all its a good shot, do some cropping, there are a lot of lines here, play around with photoshop or the like, look at curves, you can almost do what ever you want