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any chance the company is getpro? Who have been down for 6 days with no response to emails or phone.

down again - is getpro seriously screwed up then? or will the current problems of the last couple of months sort itself out?

... you know on facebook, that box that pops up when you want to poke someone. Or when you click on a marketplace item? it has a name? any help? and a link to tutorial to create a similar idea would be great :)

Whilst traveling back from Skye between Fort William and Glen Coe we stopped off at Rannoch Moor for a quick photo opportunity. Rannoch Moor - is a large expanse of around 50 square miles (130 km²) of boggy moorland to the west of Loch Rannoch, in Perth and Kinross and Lochaber, Highland...

Thanks all :) I've got a couple from mainland scotland and the lakes to come but that's the end of my skye photos!

....................................... Staffin Bay 6. ISO 100 | F16 | 12mm | 8 seconds | ND 0.9 Grad ...................................... and one random one - forgot what is was called - near the old man on the trotternish ridge though. 7. ISO 100 | F16 | 10mm | 0.6 sec | ND 0.9...

Part two from the Isle of Skye. ....................................... Elgol - Photos taken on the banks of Loch Scavaig, with views of the Cuillin mountains in the background. 1. ISO 100 | F16 | 10mm | 6 Secs | ND 0.9 Grad 2. ISO 100 | F18 | 20mm | 1/10 Sec | ND 0.9 Grad...

er, What HDR? tis the work of the devil - if id wanted my shots looking unnatural and noisey i'd have bought a Nikon. ;) :D

Yeah it's the sigma 10-20mm around £300 on the canon mount bought online off a reputable and well known store. ;) thanks for the comments

......................... The Quraing - The Quiraing is a spectacular landslip on the eastern face of Meall na Suiramach, the northernmost summit of the Trotternish Ridge on the Isle of Skye. The whole of the Trotternish Ridge escarpment was formed by a great series of landslips; the Quiraing...

Just spent 6 glorious days on the Isle of Skye - mainly taking photos all week. Here are the first batch from The Trotternish Ridge, North East Skye. ............................... The Old Man of Storr - The Storr is a rocky hill on the Trotternish peninsula of the Isle of Skye. The...

No canon actually, That's why i know the problems you face with the exposure. It's why I dont try it anymore, the results are just too poor.

I'm going to go against the grain here and say that as IR goes they're not bad, but they're too soft, and the movement in the trees totally spoil them. Most people just see the effect and go "ohhhhh amazing"

This thread was an interesting read I really only venture into the photography section of this site, and when personal time allows i enter the competition. The judging of results has always been slow? because it takes a long time to give a good and accurate grade to 50 photos and to claim...

the night I went up to saltwick bay - turned out to be misty, dull and overcast, there were no colours whatsoever :p The black and white is much better :D thanks for the comments.

Thornwick Bay, Flamborough, East Yorkshire @ Sunset: Saltwick Bay, Near Whitby, North Yorkshire @ Sunset C&C welcome :)

googled the model number?

cheers all so far, The font is changing as far too many people hate it - personally i like it... but there we go. The navigation images are going to change but they are going to stay MMN I'm afraid, I understand the argument you make, but if you're stupid enough not to realise what an...

hmmm, tricky, check planning permission for the fence was a good suggestion, again try to reason with the neighbours as that seems the only viable option. if all else fails, vandalize the fence in the various ways stated, accidental BBQ incident, hiring chavs to run through a few panels...

evenin all, mid way through a web site revision, would like a few comments and thoughts as to how it's going and possible additions my current site - http://www.michaelplace.co.uk - is full of tables, the high contrast thing is annoying to a lot of people and generally the code is messy...