In reply to Post #1000
If i wanted to take shots of star trails with a building or tree in foreground, how do i achieve this if my camera is pointing towards the stars? do i take a picture of the building / tree first? then adjust camera to the stars? Does anyone know the best settings for camera, i have a canon eos 600d, and any nice dark places out in the sticks near crystal palace to achieve these kind of pictures.
Thanks in advance

In reply to Post #1756
Stoke city have announced they have short listed 6 new managers to replace Tony Pulis.
1) - Sir clive woodward
2) - Andy Robison
3) - Brian Ashton
4) - Rob Andrew
5) - Martin Johnson
6) - Stuart Lancaster

In reply to Post #1109
Roses are red
Violets are gorgeous
But don't ever try to surprise Oscar Pistorrius !!!

In reply to Post #226
Good topic and im glad ken is making a full recovery. My heart goes out to anyone who has had it, i know two people over the years who have had it. One was a lad from my army days. We quite often got made to swim through lakes and rivers etc. I would like to make a personal point about it though.
Before eveyone starts wraping up in cotton wool and worrying about catching weils desease, think about this. You could quite easily catch it from taking your rubbish out to the bin, having a picnic with the family next to a lake, or one of the biggest threats, drinking out of bottles at a pub or club, Rats and other rodents are all over the place so its not just when you are fishing. Do you think about where your tins of beans have been sitting when you open them. Probably some warehouse for a few months where mice,rats etc are common ground. In England and Wales, leptospirosis (Weils Desease) is very rare, with an average of 40 cases being reported each year. Since 1996.
Its something that never really enters my mind when fishing, if it was we would all be a bag of nerves. Just have to be careful with personal admin.