kla91

Hey, So first of all, life has been going pretty well recently, both on and off dA. Whilst not yet being a major giver and receiver of llama badges :P, I have been managing to take more and more photos and show them off here as well. Hope everyone has liked them :) And, as usual, critique is more than welcome :) Photo-wise, been trying out new things and dragging my tripod and camera to new and more places, which resulted in a really cool shoot in St. Andrews at night. Whilst many photos didn't turn out too well, those that did were great, and hope that you liked the most recent one of the man in the fog :) Also, the family has gotten a pu

So, already settled into university life, I have managed to submit three new photos I took around St. Andrews. Hope you guys enjoy them :) At the moment, university is not just lots of work, but lots of photo opportunities as well as it is situated in a nice coastal town. But the weather is let's say... interesting for photos. It varies so much that you never know what you will encounter when you arrive at your destination after a 20 minute walk or so. Sometimes this presents opportunity, at other times it means hindrances. Also made the decision to get myself a telephoto lens and start doing telephoto landscapes as well soon. Been doing lo

The days are slowly getting shorter, the nights are becoming colder... a clear sight that summer is quickly coming to an end. So, how would I sum it up? Well, from a photo point of view, it seemed to have gone quite well. Some good images on my part, dived into macro, which seems to have worked out quite well. And now, I'm off to university soon, to Scotland and still deciding on what lens I should buy with the money I saved up. Leaning towards a tele lens at the moment, with a macro and ultrawide being shelved away for later on. Should get some good shots while at uni (when I'm not busy studying) so hope that you will enjoy them once they c