Atherton & District Amateur Photographic Society

Thanks Andy

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al c field wrote:here is mine duck.jpg

Alasdair - good effort and thanks for posting. Maybe next time wait until the bird has walked past the wooden support and then take the photo, so you don't get the wooden pole in the background.

Keep practising.

i know it might not be the best photo but I'm quite proud f it. Well done for having a go and for posting the results. :D Sure, it's not going to win a competition, it's not sharp, and it's overexposed. But the only way is up from here. Keep practising and enjoying. And please keep posting photos o...

Well done Andy.

I'm actually surprised that your image only came 7th. I personally don't think much of the others.

John wrote: ... a straight, high quality building image as we might find in a glossy book from the National Trust.

Ardchattan House

Hi All In Manchester today I called in to see the free exhibition of photography at the Manchester Art Gallery. http://manchesterartgallery.org/exhibitions-and-events/exhibition/vogue100/ Manchester Art Gallery Friday 24 June 2016–Sunday 30 October 2016 FREE Vogue 100: A Century of Style showcases t...

Striking... unusual... I'm not sure what to make of them. Maybe that's a good thing.

John wrote: .... not unrealistic fantasy-HDR.

Proper, real photography.

Thanks Mel.

Nothing fancy, lighting-wise, just one large brolly as I remember.

Thanks for your comments Neil.

Thanks John.

Onya

A pair from my latest Blog post... So the ‘Brexit’ vote is finally over and the British majority have chosen to leave the European Union. Who knows where we go from here? Looking through my folders of images today, I realised that I haven’t actually worked with many European models. But one that sta...

GRAHAM OTTY wrote: the first I knew of it was when Keith posted on Facebook reminding members.
the only mention of the competition I could find was on the what's on calendar for 9th June.

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I agree with Andy's comments.

I like the greens.

I think a tighter crop would help.

Thanks for posting, Mark.