gypsy. I reckon a tripod may be your answer. Even a monopod. Something to take the weight of the camera off your arms. You won't be as quick and easy to manuver around, but I think this may help you immensely. I'd recommend one that goes down really low so you can have a go at macro if that takes your fancy.

only 2 days ladies and male lurkers for you to scrap that landscape shot that you loaded in the Landscape gallery last month.

The Shoot it, Scrap it Landscape gallery is here

good luck

tiff

I'm just running thru ladies, (on the way to DD netball game).

If you'd like to see what I've been up to when I'm not here, have a look at my blog.
here
or my Facebook photography page
here.

more inspo for you I hope.

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xx
tiff

weather wastn't too bad sunday so I went for an afternoon out

Wowsers! gypsy these are beautiful. I can't pick a favourite, I luv them all. tfs.

these look great gypsy i love the second one

i love the second one..

Gypsy. fantastic girl. leading lines (1st one with the sweeping beach). Framing (2nd one looking thru the trees) and the 3rd one has foreground interest with the focal point being the lighthouse.

You have improved so much. You are really starting to SEE!!!!!!


you go girl!!

t

thanks Tiff thanks everyone

you are so very welcome Gyps.

tiff

bit out of practice at this tired to drag my butt out and take some today

Thanks for sharing your photography, Gypsy......I luv the 3rd one in particular but they are all great.

hiya Gypsy.
Have a look at how straight those horizons are

And do I spy an eagle? flying on the right side on the first image. Looks like that tree might have been struck by lightning.

The second one would be a powerful BW. Having the gate slightly open would help the eye to wander into the shot and give it a bit more of a welcoming feel. But seeing how much undergrowth there is on the bottom of it, that would have been difficult.

I wonder if the other end of the day from when you shot the one with the ruin in it, would throw a bit of light under the porch, just enough to show the details of the door and windows.

great clouds in all them Gypsy. What a lovely lush green area you are in.

thanks for showing

tiff

look great Gypsy!

thanks Deb and Belinda

thanks for the input Tiff

its not an eagle though some sort of hawk I think they have been there for a while now didn't even see it was in the photo till I got home
so not a bird person some one might know I took this photo earlier in the year

yes the gate was down about a metre drop and with all the grass no way I could have got to it but will keep in mind for furture refence

earlier in the day may well have been better ( but I have to go google morning to see what that is ) not in my world now days

thanks Tiff