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[chunky]

The boy looking ard a few hours before finding out the rocks were harder!

 

[Pegasus]

Another fab shot, you photographers are spoiling us 

 

[Paul Marvin]

One of the huge chambers in Rhiwbach ( currently off limits at the moment )   

 

[Paul Marvin]

One of my all time favourites guys , you would not believe how many attempts this shot took  :blink:

 

[Wardy]

Most threads on UKC I read, enjoy, but move on, but this thread I have just read backwards.

Rather than waiting for it to come up on the home page announcing some more great shots I have just feasted on a load and what a treat plus a great way to dream of adventure.

Hats off to you all, there are some truly great shots on here especially from the experts from the Midlands, the Peak diggers, the Mendip dads army explorers and more recently a great addition from Aditnow - you all know who you are.

More please? https://ukcaving.com/board/Smileys/ukbCustomSmall/clap2.gif

 

[mrodoc]

We can but dream!  My attempt to get a Devon cave on the cover! :

 

[pwhole]

Cwmorthin

 

[Fulk]

you would not believe how many attempts this shot took

Actually I think that I would; brilliant picture.

 

[mrodoc]

Really crisp image.

 

[Paul Marvin]

This one doesn't need any introduction

 

[howardlimbert]

Just a couple of camps in some of the caves over here in Vietnam

 

[howardlimbert]

Drips

 

[Paul Marvin]

What truly beautiful pictures there top marks 

 

[The Old Ruminator]

Back from a sulk. It does happen in old age.


Diver on the fly.

 

[The Old Ruminator]

Sat on the camera yesterday which change the aspect ratio and the scene mode. So more by luck than judgment.

 

[mrodoc]

Didn't mention he nearly killed the diver

 

[The Old Ruminator]

Didn't mention he nearly killed the diver

Ahh well I wasnt going to mention that but see the other post re lights.

 

[Paul Marvin]

                                                                      Bridge Cave

 

[The Old Ruminator]

I wonder in future if photographers could add a little set up information with the photos, lighting , camera. editing etc. It would be a great help to the rest of us struggling photographers.

 

[Paul Marvin]

I wonder in future if photographers could add a little set up information with the photos, lighting , camera. editing etc. It would be a great help to the rest of us struggling photographers.

I use the same camera as you do usually in live composite mode ( which is amazing setting once you have mastered it )WB auto the secret is the lights not being to cold , the ideal kelvin rating you want is 5500  -5700 that will give you a nice natural look to your images . Then its a little bit of playing in photoshop which is learning by doing  . Roy fellows once sent me a link for torches etc and you could filter the different ones out to get a good kelvin rating but I cant for the life of me remember to company but I'm sure he will let you know if you ask him. Another thing you need is very patient people to produce the images we can spend over an hour on ONE, most people wont do that .