I was testing out my new 50mm f/1.4 on my way to work. I must say, I really like the short DOF!

This sunrise was meant to be taken at the Houses of Parliament, but thanks to multiple train platforms and confusion, I missed my train. The sunrise was just so awesome that I just had to take a photo of it no matter where I was.

A friend from work had some bike mates come around his house, so I took the opportunity to take some photos. I learned a valuable lesson that day; don't use a polariser filter on vehicles, they lose the shine appeal making the image look flat in places. And because of this I don't really like how this one turned out.

Another bike from the same day. Someone walked into my picture without me knowing and created a ghost effect in the top right, and also the leaves moved a bit, creating sketchy outlines. Another lesson learned from this... pay close attention to the surroundings when doing HDR

A random picture of a Suzuki GSXR600.

This is a photo of a work colleagues Yamaha R6 taken outside Clapham Junction train station. It's a composite of 12 images using both HDR tone mapping and HDR blend.

Another photo of my work colleagues Yamah R6 taken underneath a bridge on Battersea raod. It's a composite of 12 images using both HDR tone mapping and HDR blend.

A random scooter I found at Clapahm Junction train station. I took this with my Panasonic compact camera and only comprises of 1 RAW file; I created a +2 exposure and a -2 exposure image to combine with the original.

I had to get a few snaps of my friends bike before he sold it, this was his last night of owning it.

My friend and I spent a few hours polishing up his car to sell. Since we put all this effort into polishing it and it looked so good, I had to get a few photos.

I needed to get some photos of my dirt bike before I sold it, this was done behind my work.

This was the first time borrowing my dads SLR, it is what kicked off the digital SLR interest. I like this photo, probably one of my favourites of this bike.