Digital photography

Does anyone have any recommendations for places to get photos printed for framing that strike a good balance between quality and price? Cheers

https://www.theprintspace.co.uk/

Good prices and staggeringly high quality c-type prints. Also very quick turn around and good paper options.

+1 for Print Space

Nice one. Looks like top drawer stuff.

I don't know if it's an established genre, but AI-generated-google-cock-ups are an ongoing source of fascination....

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wicked - love it

Just to be clear, that's a scene from Inception.

Oh yes, I think I even saw that film.
(Slopes off looking sheepish)

Quite liking the almost film-like grain in the iPhone raws...

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Small selection of the very wet TT yesterday in the Netherlands, during the Binckbank tour. Did some proper testing on the WR finish of the Fuji X-T2 and the 50-140 lens. Worked like a charm!

Good stuff.

those are great

Beauty shots.

Nice!

Got a Nikon Df, first try with it today, really nice to shoot with.

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@IzMota - That's brilliant
@mi7rennie - Really love those colours, contrast etc Df looks like a very good idea

phoneshot of a building

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These are great. They really pop.

Anyone use 500px ?

Want a sharing service with a good, inspiring community. I discovered a few people I like via flickr, but it seems to be mostly people working to build a social media prescience by liking photos hoping for stream views/likes/follows in return.

I guess 500px is probably similar ?

I haven't used 500px but for a few years when it was new, it seemed good. Unfortunately Instagram is the 800 lb gorilla in the room.
Poking around on it now, I still prefer Flickr, tbh.

Still using Flickr because there are some fantastic photographers/groups on there and you can usually view images huge instead of 1080 x 1080 squares...
The downside is that Yahoo own it and it seems to be on life support, like everything they do.

Sorry, that's not really helpful.

No, that's helpful thanks. If 500px isn't vastly different or better than flickr I won't bother.

Would be a shame if flickr closes because of the popularity of Instagram, they both appeal to different groups.

I doubt it's going anywhere any time soon – it still has millions of users and is a huge resource for creative commons photos. If Verizon/Yahoo decide to sell it, it would most likely end up in better hands.