Recent content by Matt Byrne

Thank you for your thoughts. My post-processing is carried out on my iPad (Retina Display) in Snapseed, which works OK with the NEF files and offers a permanent export of the file to use online. I would've liked more definition in the rock. The Live View screen was full of noise as I was...

It sure does contrast in Black and White. I'm certainly tempted. Luckily I have until July to make my mind up, but I always get heavily involved researching something functional, especially as we're tied in to 24 months on contract.

Thank you. I have a few others from there, but that was where I'd set up for that angle. Foolishly, right by the cliff edge. If nothing else, I like to be challenged to improve, so this is perfect fodder.

Well that's really kind for a welcome. Thank you. I definitely like the content here. Very glad I found it.

Picky is good! I probably fixated more on being somewhere so beautiful for the first time than I did in being meticulous. Thank you.

This is possibly too late, but I've always managed to get my 20D with battery grip and 50mm lens in one side of my Hadley Pro with room for the 10-20 Sigma or the D3300 w/ kit lens attached on the other. It surprises me how much it swallows.

I have been keeping a keen eye on this one as I'm no longer satisfied with Sony's camera app. How is it in regards to shutter lag?

I like the way your eye follows the bridge and it 'fades out' in the fog. That makes me refocus at the rock and drink in the detail again.

I recently visited this wonderful locale with my Dad. The day was Foggy from Exeter to Weymouth and I was totally prepared to come home without the shot I wanted to capture. Fortunately, the weather lifted from the coast and I had a wonderful hour there. Only thing is, now I don't feel there's...

I only know it from its appearance in a video game, but I'd say you have captured the essence of its build in one photo. I agree, the shadow works perfectly here, because it creates the human feeling of scale when next to a tall building.

Geometry is something I try to look for in many things. Love this shot. The tonal range is admirable.

That's what I like about living here, it draws in visitors from the world over. Sadly, some of my acquaintances are far too insular to appreciate it. I'm glad you enjoyed your visit and thank you for your reply.

All taken on my Sony Xperia Z3plus, which suffered from a forced firmware update and is nowhere near as good as it was before, imo. Snapseed is my editor of choice.

Thanks for the feedback. The hut image was the only one I particularly liked from the Jena. The Helios images were from one small patch of woodland and it got me to really look for ideas.

Is that the 14mm equivalent?