Just wanted to say hello, just joined as a a new member.
My name's Mike Dinsdale. I'm in West Sussex.
Amatuer photographer who loves wildlfe, particularly Birds of Prey, British mammals and big cats and enjoys combining the two.
The are some amazing shots on here. Hoping to get up to near your standards, eventually!
Never posted images for C&C before, so please be gentle!
Welcome to a great forum its a unique concept and abounds with such a high standard of work. The experts are willing to share knowledge which I on a personal level have found very useful so enjoy.
Hi Mike .
I am sure you will enjoy this forum.
You'll get some good advice I am sure.
MY advice is - don't take your photography too seriously ! - it will then become a chore !!
Cheers
JohnR
Thanks for the responses.
Currently, most of my wildlife images are taken in controlled enviroments, (Why aren't there 4 days in a weekend?). Are they still OK to post, providing I put a comment or something in to highlight that?
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19 repliesMy name's Mike Dinsdale. I'm in West Sussex.
Amatuer photographer who loves wildlfe, particularly Birds of Prey, British mammals and big cats and enjoys combining the two.
The are some amazing shots on here. Hoping to get up to near your standards, eventually!
Never posted images for C&C before, so please be gentle!
Kind regards
Mike
Welcome to the forum and look forward to seeing some of your work!
Welcome to a great forum its a unique concept and abounds with such a high standard of work. The experts are willing to share knowledge which I on a personal level have found very useful so enjoy.
Barry
Eastbourne / Kansas
Phil
I am sure you will enjoy this forum.
You'll get some good advice I am sure.
MY advice is - don't take your photography too seriously ! - it will then become a chore !!
Cheers
JohnR
Appreciate the welcome.
Mike
Alan
Frederic
Paul
We will touch you with silk gloves.
Greetings,
Bertl Menegoni
Innsbruck
Austria
Currently, most of my wildlife images are taken in controlled enviroments, (Why aren't there 4 days in a weekend?). Are they still OK to post, providing I put a comment or something in to highlight that?
Thanks
Mike
As far as I'm aware captive or controlled is fine! Just put (c) in the title to indicate that it was shot in controlled or a captive set-up!
Hi Mike , welcome to the forum
Regards
Andy...
Welcome-look forward to seeing some images
Dave
Ian