Inspector Morse

lostprophet · Jun 1, 2008

To make a change from wildlife I went to Oxford and played with some wide lenses instead of the normal 600mm focal length shots.

Nothing special just me playing about

Antarctican · Jun 1, 2008

Nicely done, Andy!! I especially like the last two.

Did you manage to find a pub there at all? If not, I'm sure Tony could guide you to one.

abraxas · Jun 1, 2008

Nice shots-

crandall · Jun 1, 2008

I really love the first one it draws you in...they are all great shots!

KristinaS · Jun 1, 2008

I love your b&w's. They look absolutely gorgeous. First is my fav.

DRoberts · Jun 1, 2008

Love the irony in the last shot.

TrickyRic · Jun 2, 2008

Excellent shots! The angle of the last shot isn't quite balanced, I'd like to see the path edge to be more parallel with the frame, but then I'm picky.

It's nice to see some humour in that last shot, but my favourite has to be the first.

I was born and raised in Yorkshire, England, coming to Toronto a year ago. Each of those images shouts "ENGLAND" right at me, very impressive!

tempra · Jun 2, 2008

Nice one of the camera Andy! although I'm not sure that you were in Oxford cos that bike would have had a bent wheel on it and more bottles of beer beside it

danir · Jun 2, 2008

Nice shots

Ockie · Jun 2, 2008

great stuff!
awesome B&W conversions...

akridge25 · Jun 2, 2008

Wow I love black and white and haven't quite gotten it down yet, those shots are all very inspirational for me thanks for posting!

kellylindseyphotography · Jun 2, 2008

2 and 4 are faves. The others don't do much for me...

Would you be kind enough to share your b&w conversion technique?

Tangerini · Jun 2, 2008

Lovely job Andy!

tedE · Jun 3, 2008

the last one is great! do you have a website with more of your work?

lostprophet · Jun 4, 2008

Antarctican said:
Nicely done, Andy!! I especially like the last two.

Did you manage to find a pub there at all? If not, I'm sure Tony could guide you to one.

This is the UK, every other door leads to a pub

abraxas said:
Nice shots-

cheers

crandall said:
I really love the first one it draws you in...they are all great shots!

thanks

KristinaS said:
I love your b&w's. They look absolutely gorgeous. First is my fav.

thank you

DRoberts said:
Love the irony in the last shot.

took me ages to throw all that rubbish there

TrickyRic said:
Excellent shots! The angle of the last shot isn't quite balanced, I'd like to see the path edge to be more parallel with the frame, but then I'm picky.

It's nice to see some humour in that last shot, but my favourite has to be the first.

I was born and raised in Yorkshire, England, coming to Toronto a year ago. Each of those images shouts "ENGLAND" right at me, very impressive!

I'll ask the city planners to flatten the road and rebuild the pavement but I think I know what there answer will be :lol:

tempra said:
Nice one of the camera Andy! although I'm not sure that you were in Oxford cos that bike would have had a bent wheel on it and more bottles of beer beside it

Oh come it was still early and I don't like to start drink that early