Unlike your first zombie image, the subject here does not seem to realise that she is being photographed at that moment. There is nothing wrong with such candid shots, especially as the young woman will be expecting photographs to be taken at the event, whether she is aware or not. It does present d...

Hi David One option for taking portraits is to ask the subject to look down and stick their chin out, as you have done here. According to Annabel Williams, this is supposed to make people look years younger, although I am not sure that is so important in this instance. :D There is good eye contact a...

Hi Simon I have had a quick look at this and from what I can see on Flickr at the largest size, it seems to be sharp. Take a look at the "citi" and "Barclays" signs, which are both very clear. Whilst there is some flare from the signs, this is most likely to be the result of over...

From what I've been told previously, the bulbs used in sign lighting is not suited to a cameras sensor. Ill post my City scene in a new thread and you can see I had the same problem. Kind regards Simon I suspect that the issue is more to do with the dynamic range which the sensor is capable of reco...

Im looking forward to meeting folk at the Camera Club.. Simon If you are planning to come to the club this week (17/10), I suggest that you ask for Bill, who is our vice chairman, so that he can welcome you and introduce you to other members. Roy looks after membership matters, although I do not kn...

Hi, Simon, and welcome. Some enjoyable images, both here and on your Flickr stream. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks, David.

An admission charge applies to the exhibition. £10 when booked on line, £12 on the door. Concessions are £7 and £8 respectively.

Short answer - no! Monochrome means a single colour and in photography usually refers to images in which there are only greyscale tones, i.e. black, white or grey. Your image is black, white, blue and a hint of magenta, and is quite clearly polychromatic. It is acceptable for a mono print to be tone...

The annual monochrome competition will be held on 24 October, when the judge will be Jay Charnock FRPS. The competition is for new work only and must not have been used in any previous club competition, but it will be eligible for inclusion in subsequent monthly competitions and the exhibition. The ...

It seems there is a specific 2 hour "Autumn Colour Photography Session" on the 3rd Nov: http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/whats-on/find-an-event/?uuid=e111cfc0-19c6-43a2-a165-13c82f4d3d67 Though it doesn't give much information - simply "Learn how to capture the true beauty of th...