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They are great, I love the reflections in the top one and the action in the bottom one.

It was some sunset round our way tonight.

Went for a walk and took some snaps in the bright bright sun today (couple from Dusk last night too . . . and the cat . . . Very enjoyable!

Yeah it is mount Roland. Tassie is amazing, love those pics. I will be back.

I fell in love with Tassie, what a beautiful place. Except Hobart, Hobart is annoying.

Excellent I will have a go. I was struggling with the exposure today, especially when the sun was out. I will keep experimenting.

Okay, I tried this. Started watching the course I bought and struggled to understand what he was on about. So I did some googling and youtubing and tried the marco photo thing. Here are the results: Not bad after a little tweaking and cropping.

I'll look out for them. Here is mine https://www.flickr.com/photos/badfishfilm/

Yes Flickr seems really good for this. I like seeing what settings other people use.

My efforts from yesterday at Crandle Mountain, Tasmania.

Thank you that sounds like a great idea. I did buy a cheap course online but the guy doesn't seem to be the best communicator so I kind of stopped watching. I will try again or try something else when I get back from holiday. I am thinking a notebook to record settings and ideas as I try them...

Thank you :). Yes the mountain range is brilliant to have sitting right there. The clouds came and made it disappear last night, Ill post some photos later.

This is excellent, I would love to take similar close up photos. Do you need a special lens for these kind of shots? are these Macro?

I read somewhere that it is all about finding good light. I am currently in the mountains in Tasmania and the light is incredible so I apologise in adavance for the probably bombardment of photos over the next few days.

Thank you, great advice. I bought a course (heavily discounted) and I'm working my way through it slowly. I will keep posting.

Very new to this photography lark. Got a cannon Eos 3000D for Christmas and had a crack using Darktable for post. Any advice would be gladly received. Will read the whole thread in bits to find wisdown as it is pretty long.

And there was me hoping to see some pictures on this thread. Not just people comparing the size of their lenses! :drool::whistle::wink: