Recent content by Pete Askew

I have no idea where ‘Alice’ came from, but she is no more! You should have been able to see more choices though and I’m not sure why you couldn’t. I’ll investiage further.

Neither did I and I think the overall balance and tones work beautifullly. Great title always and it transforms the scene, which was already compelling. In each picture there is one or more people appearing to reassure another that all will be fine and it is just a normal procedure. :)

A really nice sense of solitude to this one, Paul. Great colours too.

And seeing it: many people don’t.

I don’t think he is. What magnificent lighting. I love the calm, expectant feel to the shot. Gorgeous.

Did that work?

And very interesting it was too, Gary. :)

Another super set, Shaun. The shot of Lake Windermere is especially atmospheric.

Welcome to RPF, Kadeem. I’m pleased you found us. :)

I agree, I really enjoy your images Gianluca and sorry I don’t get the time to respond to more. And, please don’t, Gary. You raise many interesting issues and I enjoy seeing your images too.

Not quite what I was looking for, but... https://realphotographersforum.com/threads/technical-imaging-macro-photography-using-a-copy-stand.4287/ This on the big copy stand in the imaging suite using Stackshot: https://realphotographersforum.com/threads/stackshot.21091/ As is this (although...

You should have! :)

Most of the work stuff is either very dull (mouldy paint, etc) or confidential. I have shared a few images here though. I’ll find some links.

Here is the link to the survey at DPR. https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/68426004 I added it to your original post as well, Gary. I hope that was Okay.

Sorry, Gary, I was wondering whether we should have a poll of our own, but I suspect our membership is too small to give any insights. For me, my only formal training was when I worked for a large multi-national. There I was taught the basics of photomicrography and technical imaging and then...