Bath Spa's Fantastic Regency Crescents, page 2

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Bath Spa's Fantastic Regency Crescents sent on August 31, 2015 (16:30) by Timk2. 25 comments, 1680 views.

at 105mm, 1/750 f/11.0, ISO 640, hand held. Bath Spa, United Kingdom.

Late warm sun kissing the honey coloured stone of one of Bath's fantastic Regency Crescents #Sunsets

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15 persons like it: Agata Arezzo, Albieri Sergio, Alex6777, AnnH, Jypka, Luca Alessi, Luca Mandelli, MatthewX, Mauro X, Nicola Pezzatini, Scava 73, Sg67, Tan, Vittorio Scatolini, VittorioDs

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Timk2

sent on August 31, 2015 (19:20)

Indeed Ann, there is a certain comraderie amongst those who go and Blip helps those keep in touch afterwards too, of course. But you must always learn at your own pace - things can and will fall into place naturally and whilst a week's course can create short cuts and encourage, it is the looking around you and your response that will develop your skills. Not everybody needs to know how to do X Y and Z in Photoshop superwonderfulmagic thingy and if you have a natural 'eye' and a certain flair with basic technical skills to allow you to interprete what you see into what the camera sees, then that counts for far more. I've never been on any course and only learned by looking and reading, as you have. Good photography is a craft and a skill and which one is always learning and improving, for life. No amount of money on the best or latest equipment can ever replace a basic talent or skill.

Alex6777

sent on August 31, 2015 (19:41) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Beautiful.
Hello
Ale

AnnH

sent on August 31, 2015 (19:50)

You are, of course, right, Tim but I am frustrated by the limitations of my technical skills, so I need to concentrate on those some. I can read up on things but it's much more helpful to be shown.
I do believe that the basic ability to take a good photo is a gift - learning can help develop the skills to enable you to make the most of that gift.

Timk2

sent on August 31, 2015 (20:15)

Huge thanks again Christiano!

AnnH	sent on September 01, 2015 (20:48) I hope you've had a good day of photography, Tim - I shall watch out for your image later to see where you went in the end! Since you mentioned that you met David, I thought you may be interested to know he posted his 1000th blip today!

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