Recent content by Vic Shaw

It's from Myanmar Ivar, it's a market in the middle of a lake.

It was great, I have a few after dinner anecdotes now, but all in all good. I can't remember if I'd posted any pictures from it.

Nice treatment, as Pete said great lighting and treatment.

Really liking the first one, nice tones which suit it well.

Nice, I like this, great tones and the angle works really well

Happy Christmas to one and all bit late I know

Thanks guys, i took two shots of this, the other has the dog center frame lòoking at the guy seated on the right, but as everyone say the lòok makes the shot, you can still see the dog bottom right.

Thamks guys, this wss one of my favourites from the whole trip. I'm currently in bodhagaya India, so I may be posting a few when i get back.

Had a great early morning breakfast at this smokey cafe, deep fried pastry of some kind rolled in sugar. _DSF2391 by Vic Shaw, on Flickr

Taken last year while passing a few hours before our train was due. I liked the capitalism/communism thing going on here. DSC01748 by Vic Shaw, on Flickr

I had a look for the dehaze function in lightroom and CC as I'm sure there used to be one there but for the life of me I cannot find it. I did a quick search and it seems it has been removed. There are some plugins around to replace it so you could try them. The shoreline is a much simpler fix...

This makes a good photo because it uses the rule of thirds, with the composition being divided up horizontally (sky, mountains and lake) and depth is created with the mountains and mist. The dip in the right hand mid range mountain also just catches the vertical third as does the one on the...

Thanks guys, I shall try to post a couple more in the future.

It's been a while since I posted. So I thought I would see if I could still remember how to do it. _DSF5032 by Vic Shaw, on Flickr Taken today at the Olympic Village, a very moving memorial the the 72,396 who lost their lives at The Somme.

I agree with Aaron, it's nice to see context and not just the planes. I felt a most of the images gave a real sense of urgency and story telling. 'Cutting it close' really told a story to me, all the people standing watching the show on a small screen just to post it on facebook along with...