Still not good at what to type in here. Maybe a little on the image....lets see; Taken about 3 years ago. Lighting was fantastic as it was flooding in through the colourful curtains giving a great warm ambient light.

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Most HDR images are made with 3-5 exposure bracketed shots. This one was made up of 9.

I'm using a Nikon D60, which doesnt have autobraketing so i connected it to my laptop and used camera control pro 2. great fun.

Still experimention with HDR, its finicky at best but the results are worthwhile.

I'm not fond of clowns; never have been. This guy performs at the monthly market out in the park. My daughter was intrigued and wanted to got watch so of we went and snapped a few shots. Then he started smiling and totally freaked her and me out. Gave him a few coins and moved along. Would have been nice to take a few more shots though, maybe will catch up with min at the next market.

Taking some much needed time off work to go to the market. Generally I don't like taking pictures of crowds or to many people (always a possibility of recognisable faces), but was fortunate with this shot.

A great HDR from a single raw image.

Went on a walk the morning and took this great shot with my phone. The red tint is not intended nore is it added, its due to the phone going all wanky with the white balance. Pretty strange but nice result.

I did a Time lapse test that actually worked. Focus held, finally, and compiled pretty ok. There is some flicker though will try an anti-flicker filter over it and perhaps a wider angle lense. over all quite happy with the result.

You have most likely have noticed that most of my shots are around the family. Today I post a portrait of my father. The man whom gave me the inspiration to delve into photography in the beginning. He had an Asahi Pentax K1000. I don't remember it but have heard the stories and seen the pics.

I took a lot of pictures in this session but as light faded i managed to get this one out that both highlights his hard, manual life…