Most difficult subject to photograph?
 

I tried some wildlife photography on holiday last week, it's harder than R/C.
Animals & stuff
Anyone come accross a harder subject?

Porn?

G

Whats the difficulty in Porn?

Lasting? :p

G

and not trembling heehee....

Kids are hard to photograph....

G you Cock, what's the difficulty in the photographing?

I think you should re-phrase that post.

Getting "the angle"? :D

G

Is that an anatomical feature?

lol!
Ace photos btw Stu.

It's all to do with "the angle of the dangle" I've heard.....

G

Wow, those photos are fantastic :) I like the dog running along the beach, and I love the moon and the sunset photos.

Our lass likes them aswell. My favourite is Shelob.

great job stu can i use this for a wallpaper, on ma desk top please
http://www.northernracer.com/animals/22.htm

this one is ace it sorta beggs (who you looking at)http://www.northernracer.com/animals/17.htm

I'll email you a bigger vesion of the image.
The island is 'North Bishop', taken from Whitesands Beach, Pembrokshire.

great stuff stu.. yeah I found the motocross difficult in some ways but easier than rc cars in others.. I mean, the speed of them is so much slower relative to R/C cars, panning shots were loads easier because they are just far less erratic.
But there is loads more to photograph as well, loads more possibilities and scope for creativity.

I've not done loads of photography outside R/C, but I took photos for vickys friends daughters birthday (!) and that was hard, I really felt like a nob doing all this cheezy "look at me I'm a photographer" stuff.

On our wedding day we specifically told the photographer we did'nt want staged pictures but that they should all be natural candid ones. She did an excdellent job.
Natural looking people shots are difficult, not tecnically (thats the easy bit) but predicting what they will do in time to get the picture is hard. It's the opposite way around to race cars.

Yeah, we had my mate from work do our wedding photos. He used his and my nikon D70's (one with a 50mm 1.4 and one with the 80-200 2.8 or 18-70mm on)
Reason we wanted him, I guess first I didnt want to spend 2 grand!, but mainly because unless you spend a LOT of money, you are likely to get someone who quite literally is a cheeze ball. ! lol. I mean, the usual cheezy same-ole stuff, a lot of people like that sort of thing but its not for me.

http://www.oople.com/rc/photos/misc/jimmyweddingmag.jpg

I am having a right mare at the mo trying to find a photographer (getting marryed next september) Jimmy and Stu you should both start doing weddings the cheapest I have found so far 900 pound.:(

How about spending money & free beer all night.