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I'm going to be along the Norfolk coast on Monday (if the weather is acceptable), and depending upon time, I'll try to get to the exhibition.

I arrived late around 1pm Sunday, and now I remember why I usually leave by then, it was hell. It took around 40 minutes to get into the car park. I saw some interesting prints in the area used by local uni's to display students work. I liked 3 photos taken on 4x5 HP5+ on the Nottingham display of t...

John,

I'm very interested. I've spent very little time on Dartmoor, the weather has always been against me other than when I visited Wistmans Wood last August. I've sent you a PM.

I'll be going for a browse on the Sunday morning.

I'd certainly be interested in a day outing to Suffolk. Last time I visited the rocks by Southwold Pier were very new, and there was sea defence work still going on.

Paul, I will certainly join you for a day shoot at Burnham Beeches next Autumn.

Paul, a belated welcome, not sure how I missed your post earlier.

I visit Burnham Beeches every now and then as its not far from me, and often at Autumn. On the last visit I noticed the small cafe on the edge of the woods had gone, shame.

May we all have better weather and light in the new year.

Hoping all are having a relaxing Xmas break and we have some better photography freindly weather. Today is wet and gray. Oh for some Xmas snow.

Frameco are a few miles away from me, yet I've never called in to see them. My wife did when I was panicking, framing 12 prints for a local exhibition and was short of hanging wire, eyelets and tape. I only just taped up the last frame and got it to the arts centre in time. I first come across them ...

Maybe we can have a mini get together when I'm passing through if theres not a full workshop, there's a one or two others on the Devon/Cornwall border here or on APUGIan Yes, as well as the main gatherings I'd be interested. I usually visit Cornwall 2 or 3 times a year. The same goes for North Wale...

I'd go with any of the 3 locations, but with North Wales and Cornwall my favourites.

Since being given a lot of Kodak Readyloads I bought a used Polaroid 545i, and although more chunky than a Readyload or Quickload holder, it works well with both makes of film. I wasted one sheet by pulling it just to observe if the film was flat, it was. When I first started using LF, I made a mist...

I used to use a 90mm Super Angulon F8, bought a 90mm F6.8 and noticed very little difference in brightness. I suspect you need a much faster lens, bulkier and more expensive, to see a noticeable difference.

Welcome to the group.

Was your photograph taken at the lake that overlooks the mill in the distance?

My choice of repairer would be the same as Steve's, Black on White in Bristol. They've repaired for me a sticking 00 shutter on a Super Angulon 65mm F8, and a MF Mamiya Sekor TLR 55mm lens that developed a jammed shutter. Reasonably priced and a very good job.