St.Pancras

[evilatco]

Hi folks,

Whilst being aware that these kinds of photos have been shown a lot lately, I thought I would add my recent photos of the engineering marvel that is St.Pancras.

As with everything I post... thoughts, comments and points of techniques are most welcome.

Kind Regards

Mark

http://www.halophoto.co.uk

[DarthMunch]

Some lovely photos there!

[Crimpsal]

Hi Mark, very nice pic's, I've been watching the program on tv, (no chance of me getting down there for a good while )
Do you mind me asking what camera gear you are using?

[evilatco]

Hi and thanks folks Much appreciated

Hi Crimpsal... I'm using a Canon EOS40D body with three main lenses these being the 24-105mm L Series, the 100-400mm L Series and the 10-22mm EFS. I occasionally use a Speedlite 580EX flash as well. It can sometimes feel a lot to carry about (the 100-400 is 1.6kg on it's own) but it is really really worth it!

Kind Regards

Mark
http://www.halophoto.co.uk

[Crimpsal]

Whoa!!!! that's some kit you have.
I'm still a film man myself, I use the Olympus OM system, it gives as perfect a result as
I could wish for (as long as I get it right ), so not felt the need to step up to
digital yet, maybe if the OM turns it's toes up, I will make the move.

[desiro5]

Like... Wow.

Epic Photography. #

This one: http://www.markhewitt.fotopic.net/p46358009.html is just amazing.

[evilatco]

Hi folks,

Thank you for all your lovely comments. I'm really glad you like the photos.... All I can say is... I love taking pictures!!

Crimpsal.... the move to digital is well worth it I promise you!! Although there is something about film photography that provides a shot almost with an essence that is hard to capture with a digital sensor. As long as you are taking pic then thats the important thing.

Seasonal Regards to you all

Mark
http://www.halophoto.co.uk

[arabiandisco]

You've got a good eye for a picture (and presumably a decent quality-control filter!).

Impressed