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ez - The first shot was merely to get it's attention and make it look at me :p.
Hehe, okies :p.Quote:
Originally Posted by Calneon
Yeah, combination of ISO1600 and shooting wide open at 200mm doesn't really leave a sharp image, even after sharpening in PS :/. How's your shots going? Haven't seen much recently :)
Can has studio lights over easter.
http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4107/...7cd6995a_z.jpg
Metcalfe (Re-Edit) by Callum Sullivan, on Flickr
That's very..... Homosexual.
Lack of models :p.
2 from today.
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Whitstable Beach by Callum Sullivan, on Flickr
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Whitstable Beach by Callum Sullivan, on Flickr
Callum Sullivan Photography truly does make me cringe
lol
Have you thought of doing events Vox? It earns quite a lot of money.
@Hutch - No, it doesn't
That's what my Dad's business does, and we've barely broken even on equipment in the last year :(
:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Colonel Mitch
As Vicious says, doesn't pay all that much, unless you have a steady stream of them. Have assisted at some though, hard and stressful work, but strangely rewarding. Bitch to get started with though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hutch
Those silhouettes are really damn nice. Makes me want to go down to Portsmouth harbor and try the same thing. I'm back in Oxfordshire for easter atm though.
Cheers Sam. Awesomes, no decent sunsets to be had in Oxfordshire then?
Oxfordshire is too hilly and tree-y for good sunsets, really. There's a spot or two where I live, but nothing special
Well if it's hilly and tree-y then surely theres some alright landscapes to be had in the hour after/before sunrise/sunset?
The bad kind of tree-y and hilly
Haha I live on the Downs, the highest hills in the whole of Oxfordshire, so I can go up there whenever and take sunset photos. I might do that now just out of spite.