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David Angier > Taken using a wide-angle F2.0 lens. I read that portait work benefits from a longer lens, but I find it hard getting this type of shot with them.
David Angier > The Cog railway train preparing to climb Snowdon
David Angier > James Portraits photo
David Angier > James Portraits photo
David Angier > The Snowdon mountain range reflected in a lake
David Angier > A cleaned up black & white version, I hope the framing works. I always feel uncomfortable cutting off body parts, but it seemed right.
David Angier > Taken without a flash, with fairly low light, using the new 18-55mm IS lens
David Angier > The Snowdon mountain range reflected in a lake
David Angier > Red MG Midget, roof down on a sunny day.
Taken using a wide-angle F2.0 lens. I read that portait work benefits from a longer lens, but I find it hard getting this type of shot with them.
David Angier > Taken using a wide-angle F2.0 lens. I read that portait work benefits from a longer lens, but I find it hard getting this type of shot with them.
Taken using a wide-angle F2.0 lens. I read that portait work benefits from a longer lens, but I find it hard getting this type of shot with them.
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