Recent content by Tim Pindar

Maybe! I think it’s called Burbage Brook.

Hi everyone. It's years since I last posted on this forum! Here's a photo I took in the Peak District a couple of months ago. Happy Christmas to all.

I love the third and fourth photos! Great clarity and sharpness. Actually I like them all.

That's a really unusual POV and I love the sharpness, and loads of detail in the room to catch the eye. Great stuff Dan! The mask gives it novelty value - I'm never sure about that sort of thing, with a "natural" face instead this could be a photo to treasure I think.

Thanks - Yes I couldn't resist the Morris Minor, and given the drab weather B&W seemed the way to go and used some PP to make, it look older.

Lovely yellow colours, and timing! A vertical or even square crop might work, as the sides of the photo don't contain much detail and this might bring out more of the interesting part. It might not work though. I'm quite a fan of square crops these days (like the one of the cottage in my...

Awesome!

If it helps, the colours do look unnaturally strong here on my iPad. It's a lovely view though, the higgledy piggledy boats in the foreground are strong visual interest and contrast well with the more regular formation of houses on the hill behind.

Very good composition

Some B&W shots from a drab day in a pretty Cotswolds village: http://www.timpindar.com/broadway2014 Short blog here: http://www.timpindar.com/blog/2014/5/trip-to-the-cotswolds-on-a-showery-day

Cheers Chris.

Superb!

Thanks Lesley, yes the blog is very therapeutic, though I've not been doing it long or very frequently. Not sure what it is about doors, but I love photographing them. Often they are very easy to snap once you've spotted a good one. Regarding websites and blogs, I think it would be good to...

Apologies for bumping my own thread, but I would welcome critique on the following photos from this set. Very happy with negative comments, or suggestions to improve. Or just.. you're indifferent. Whatever. Local baker in Marrakech. (The local women prepare the dough and bring it to...

No 2 is definitely my favourite, I'm never quite sure about shots like this with virtually no "subject", but this one works well with the hill interrupting the horizon. Great texture and contrast, too.