I went to see the Lancaster Bomber flypast, but they turned up early and I had no chance to set the camera up properly, so the shots didn't turn out too well. Still, at least I got a shot rather than no shot.
Exposed for the sky though and not stopped down enough, I've had to pull the shadows up in the raw file, but there's too much detail loss really. Ah well.
Went for a walk yesterday and took a bunch of shots, was having a play around with different styles of processing.
All of these pictures were taken in the same place with about the same lighting
Google have just released their photo sphere app that debuted on the nexus onto ios, will be interesting to see what people come up with now its available everywhere.
Amateur Photographer's forum comp this month is "The World Under Moonlight - Photography in the night-time", which this shot is but it's a composite shot. Should I use it dilemma? Composite shots have placed before but it feels a bit cheaty, but there's no way you'd actually be able to get this shot in reality in the UK.
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