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More pictures - Not car related this time, though - P.Lindblom - 08-01-2018 Bandit Very nice mate, always like how clear your photos come out, :thumbup1:Thanks mate ![]() I've actually never heard of ultra violet photography. Sounds like fun, though :tongue_smilie: Lexusboy How i wish i could take photo's like these.:thumbup1:I'm thinking about putting together a basic photo guide for those who are interested, covering things like using a tripod instead of a flash and aiming your camera so that you don't chop the front or tail off your car. Marsdendean Very nice pictures, are these typical in Sweden? parthiban Great pics mate, love those fireplaces, what sort of cost do they come in at?These fireplaces are pretty expensive, ususally around £6000-£9000 with installation included. That's why our customers are mostly hotels, restaurants, cafes etc. We've got smaller ones for apartments and houses. This week I've been supervising the installation of a big fireplace in a shopping mall in Jönköping. I also went to Grand Hotel in Borås (Jay Russel's hometown, I believe) and took a few pictures. This is a picture from Wayne's coffee in Jönköping. I haven't got any pics of the fireplace that was installed in the mall, but I'll probably go there again. ![]() This is the fireplace in the Grand Hotel spa in Borås
More pictures - Not car related this time, though - parthiban - 08-01-2018 Wow they're expensive then, but look worth it if you have a cash as they're simply stunning! Love the idea of the photography guide, please do it! I think I'm ok with aiming the camera, but I don't really get when you need to adjust different settings, like under what conditions do you alter aperture vs. iso vs. shutter speed - at the mo it's all a bit trial and error, eventually I get the shot I want but it takes too long! |