Hey guys, Recently went over to the UK for business and managed to get around a bit on the weekends. Here's a handful of my favourites from the trip, hope you enjoy them! 1 Green Park London by Paul Schliebs, on Flickr 2 Millennium Bridge and St Paul's by Paul Schliebs, on Flickr 3 Buckingham Palace by Paul Schliebs, on Flickr 4 St Paul's by Paul Schliebs, on Flickr 5 London Bridge by Paul Schliebs, on Flickr 6 London Eye and Big Ben by Paul Schliebs, on Flickr 7 Westminster Abbey by Paul Schliebs, on Flickr 8 London Eye by Paul Schliebs, on Flickr 9 Parliament and Big Ben by Paul Schliebs, on Flickr 10 Bagpiper on the Thames by Paul Schliebs, on Flickr 11 Westminster Bridge by Paul Schliebs, on Flickr 12 London by Paul Schliebs, on Flickr 13 Parliament and Big Ben by Paul Schliebs, on Flickr 14 Primrose Hill by Paul Schliebs, on Flickr 15 Windsor Castle by Paul Schliebs, on Flickr 16 Old Olympic by Paul Schliebs, on Flickr 17 Swan Exposure by Paul Schliebs, on Flickr 18 Tower Bridge by Paul Schliebs, on Flickr 19 Windsor and Eton by Paul Schliebs, on Flickr 20 Oxford College Grounds by Paul Schliebs, on Flickr 21 Oxford College Grounds by Paul Schliebs, on Flickr 22 Oxford College Grounds by Paul Schliebs, on Flickr 23 Oxford College Grounds by Paul Schliebs, on Flickr 24 Radcliffe Camera - Oxford by Paul Schliebs, on Flickr
noob question here on pic 10 (bagpipe guy) i notice it was shot on ISO1250 @ 1/6400 wouldn't you normally want to drop the ISO and lower the shutter speed to compensate?
I actually needed that high shutterspeed as the piper's hands and the boat were moving so fast I couldn't risk blurring them. The real answer is that I have got really, really complacent with my 5d3 and it's high-iso abilities. I usually am on aperture priority and before this shot I was in an area that was a little shaded. As such, I bumped up the ISO for that shot and in my excitement I clean forgot about it cos it's never really an issue any more. So, yeah, usually I wouldn't shoot with that high an ISO but I did
