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Yes there are a lot of poor quality cheap filters on Amazon and elsewhere. Think it is always better investing in a decent set. I have always found Lee filters to be of good quality.

In the UK you can take pictures of people in public places without any comeback. Of course there may be different laws in different countries but the reality is that in today's World, we are all subjected to camera's on a daily basis as soon as you leave your house. There are millions of mobile...

Congratulations at @cwgrizz . You deserve it if you got any where close to that snake 😲

The foreground looks like 1/4 or 1/2 second exposure but I'm wondering if the sky is from a seperate photo as the structure at the end of the jetty (lighthouse) looks fairly bright considering the light is behind it. Other than that I have no idea what the 'trick is'?

I am now checking them for people looking at their phones since Dawg Pics mentioned it :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:

I know what you mean and the one that gets me is when you see them crossing the road looking at their phones instead of the traffic. I think I have just been lucky although I do tend to look to see what people are doing before taking a pic. Occasionally I like the odd one...

You certainly won't need to buy any apples in the stores 😜

Now they have more problems with rising sea levels and too many tourists, which is a result of the beauty of the place. I also have a lot of photo's from our times in Venice but they were taken when I was part of the opposition (ssh...Canon cameras :D).