Recent content by Martin Carlin

Nice view and a excellent painting by Rhona talented. If you had mentioned you were down south in the big smoke I would of met up with you for a chat and let you see thee old C330

Found it Brian its a Lowe FastPack 450 I think mines a lot older but it has served me well

Hi Brian Not sure if you have sorted something yet but I use a Lowepro its like a rucksack has a pocket for laptop and can handle a couple of DSLRs as well as a 70-200 and another couple of lenses Im not sure of the model number but will check it out to see if I can find it for you

Lovely Set of images I like them all 3 does something for me but not sure what or why.

L Lol I personally have never used a dog (Retriever) and have never any trouble , a beer bottle opener has always done fine. It takes time to get used too loading the spirals but in no time you will be doing in your sleep. I used to practice with a old used film just to get the hang of it. It...

Hi Rob The chemicals go in after the canister is light tight I use it all the time. As others have said its is quite simple. To save even more you can buy a bulk film loader and buy some bulk film then you can load that on special multi use film rolls which are easier to take your film out in...

The Cutting i was referring too was the railway also the tracks i thought you was referring to in your title. I see now you were referring to the Headstones. As Pete mentioned there are a lot of different elements in this shot and we are all drawn to different aspects which makes a great photo

Good capture Ivar

Nice Aldous I like the tones too

I always imagine the Lute to be much smaller rob the days of having a fine head of hair have past us all now great memories

We should have learned our lesson along time ago. But the system we live under at present needs them to survive.

Heres one of his christmas cards and his army wills he had to write when going over. If you look at the card in the bottom it says somewhere in france amazed he survived as so many lives were wasted.

I prefer the B&W also. Very informative Julian I just thought they were all the same

Very Nice you got a big pair of dunes there

Ah I see they are wearing you down gradually with B&W Ivar. Nice shot