Some of these pictures (not all) have been slightly edited, but nothing major, just minor touch ups...

First, my cats...

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Now, the other stuff...

Clouds...





Slightly edited version of the previous picture.





A wierd light effect, note the lights are moving/blurred, yet the car is motionless...




Fireworks...












My back garden...





Panarama I made from 6 seperate images.


The inside of one of the building's in Greenwich University...










The light in my bedroom...




A lighter (no editing)




London Bridge Train Station




Another light effect using a 10 second shutter




The lobby of my dad's old office building




The Cutty Sark in Greenwich




Some tree's in my back garden





Another slightly edited version of the previous picture




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take more pictures of your meow meows.

I really love the ten second shutter picture with your name in light, awesome effect. And the panarama's pretty amazing, it looks great.

The quality of the photos are great. I really love the photos of the cathedral. Only thing I would recommend is try not to get your subject matter directly in the center of the photo. That tends to have what we call the drain effect. It can cause the viewers eye to go right through the center of the photograph. If you experiment with either cropping or positioning the subject matter out of the center you might find your audience will study it more.

On some of your close-ups of the cat I'd work with depth of field a bit more. Like on the one photo where the background is a bit blurred with the library and the cat is in focus is much more appealing than the entire photo being in focus.

I'd say my favorite is the one with the railway. However, I'd like to see that guy on the extreme far right have more importance in the image. Maybe see him walking a little farther back and not so close to the edge. The image seems so industrial it would be nice to have an individual walking solo that could change the atmosphere to more of a serene and tranquil feeling.

I also like the first image with the blue house. The larger version of the house. And, I like this one just the way it is...

Oh well, hope that helps. BTW - I wouldn't have offered any constructive criticism if I didn't think you had some really great photos.

VERY nice photos Dan, the clarity and color is superb and you captured the moments very well IMO. What is the resolution on your camera if I may ask?

The max resolution is 3264x2448.

Wow Dan, you've got some amazing pictures there (love the quality on your camera).

The panorama was probably one of the coolest shots I've seen in a long time, and you did a really good job blending all the pictures in it (usually when something like that is done it's obvious that they are several different pictures, but when looking at yours from afar it just looked like on big one, which was great.

Keep up the outstanding work, I'd love to see more man.

I originally only thought of posting these in the Motor Cars section, but as they are photos that I took I thought I may as well post them here too, so it's copied from there...


Well, I went up to London for the Gumball Rally start again this year on Sunday the 30^th, and I also went up on the Saturday and managed to blag my way into the garage where they were storing some the cars before they were due to go on show on Sunday

I was in there for about 20 minutes before anyone realised we weren't Gumballers...anyway, here are the pictures...

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Bams purple Lamborghini looks stunning in person, and I was just hoping I'd get the chance to meet him and Ryan Dunn the next day...

When we went back up on Sunday I thought it might be worth going back to the garage to see if any of the cars were still there, they were, and this paid of big time...

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There were so many amazing cars(120+) and the sounds were incredible out in the open, but the sound of 50+ supercars revving their engines inside an underground car park is indescribable, oh, and the smell of burning rubber was great too! haha.

I had a great weekend!

Wow, that is amazing Dan. A lot of high quality images. All of the car shots were pretty nice. The other pictures are nice and crisp and good quality. Some of the positioning in the pics are off-putting, but great none the less. Would like to see more work from you.

I like you back garden and those car shots are nice. Awesome cats to.

holy Crap your shots are amazing. I dont know what to say. BTW your picture of the black/white cat looks cool with the black fur on the chin.

Please don't delete this...I just want the thread to get to the next page so I can post some new pics!

Dan.