UK South-East Thread

Great photos Neil. Feels like I'm in that era

mij wrote in post #5644640
And my tip of the day, do not take any photos on the platforms as the last time I did that while waiting for a train, as soon as I boarded it I was stopped by undercover officers. Fun times.

Michael.

That sucks. There's different rules everywhere.

Last time I heard a TFL person advising people photography is ok, just don't use flash whilst standing at the platform.

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Great processing Neal! Nice different set.

Ok I just couldn't help it, I went back on a hunt through my pictures and had to process a picture and since Canary Wharf was part of our conversation, I went back and processed an old file.

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Nice shot Mitesh, and very cool processing. What's with the textures in the red ring? Reflection of something?

Looks good whatever it is

Chars. Thinks that was from reflection on another building.

RIGHT! NOW im off to bed.....

PETERSYMES wrote in post #5644409
Well i am going to bring just my Olympus OM1 with a 30 Year old Sigma 80-200 Zoom

I'm going to be shooting partly in film as well. It will be the first roll of film I put through the holga and I'm hoping for lots of camera defects!

Nice pics Neil, esp the first one.

Heres one of the Wharf last time I was there -

Wazza wrote in post #5645069
That sucks. There's different rules everywhere.

Last time I heard a TFL person advising people photography is ok, just don't use flash whilst standing at the platform.

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Skipped this one earlier, very cool shot Warren

I've only ever seen signs saying that "Flash Photography" is forbidden in the underground. I was on a train one time at a platform when the driver gave someone hell for using a flash on the incoming train and all he said was that the use of the flash wasn't allowed.

Though they'd probably give you a hard time about a tripod as well I imagine...

I've taken loads of photos down there without any problems (usually a bit drunk on the way home, so the photos rarely turn out anyways )

I'm in the mood for photos, I just hope the weather co-operates

Here's one with a tripod, (wasn't busy and figured couldn't get in trouble from one shot)

Wazza wrote in post #5645197
Fitting name

I thought your name was Williams?

This web site made me chuckle to myself:

Can you see the guy in the boat?

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Ray.Petri wrote in post #5644977
Perhaps we should all wear combat jackets for the Canary Wharf exercise Yes/No?

One thing is for sure - with the safety in numbers rule - no one is likely to get mugged for their gear.

Peter - I bet you have found a digital back for your OM1? I've got 2 OM1s and a few lenses - I haven't used them since I went digital when 2.3MPix was the absolute latest in technology.

Na.... just keep it for nostalgic reasons, reminds me of when thing were much simpler....Like me

Wazza wrote in post #5645069
That sucks. There's different rules everywhere.

Last time I heard a TFL person advising people photography is ok, just don't use flash whilst standing at the platform.

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I read somewhere that LU were very touchy about photography in the tube, not security reasons but becuase they charge £250 an Hour for photogs to shoot down there....I think it may have been on their web site thinking about it.
I think thats half the problem with Canary Wharf also, they quote security issues but i cant help thinking it is really becuase they feel they may be loosing out on some royalties.

elysium wrote in post #5645082
Ok I just couldn't help it, I went back on a hunt through my pictures and had to process a picture and since Canary Wharf was part of our conversation, I went back and processed an old file.

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Looks good

futura wrote in post #5645122
I'm going to be shooting partly in film as well. It will be the first roll of film I put through the holga and I'm hoping for lots of camera defects!

Nice pics Neil, esp the first one.

Heres one of the Wharf last time I was there -

That looks good too. Nice job on the verticals