Have you been out with your camera today?

[jogler]

Trip to Amerton Farm. Ironic finding this taxidermy in the Wildlife Rescue.

The one twixt Stafford & Uttoxeter?

[Afasoas]

That's the one.
I understand it's for sale. I hope the next owner invests a bit of time in cleaning it up.


Here's a random picture from a wedding yesterday:


"Church Organist"
by danielcaddenphotographer, on Flickr

[LEE]

At the Archery field last night.

Proving that disability is no object and that all styles are catered for, from absolutely modern to absolutely ancient.

(Notice the angle of aim difference between a modern Compound bow shooting Carbon arrows and a much more powerful Longbow shooting wooden staves with brass points.  I wouldn't like to choose between them, if I were the target, but you stand a chance of avoiding the wooden arrows....unless it's Agincourt and there are 6000 arrows a minute coming your way)

[LEE]

Honfleur at the weekend (yes..it's a real place).



Deauville beach at the weekend

[clarion]

Whitstable at the weekend.  Most shots were on film, but here's some digi stuff:

P5254666 by TJ Clarion, on Flickr

P5254668 by TJ Clarion, on Flickr

P5254673m by TJ Clarion, on Flickr

P5254676 by TJ Clarion, on Flickr

P5254692 by TJ Clarion, on Flickr

P5254710 by TJ Clarion, on Flickr

[benborp]

Went to see some big beasts at Brands Hatch over the weekend...
IMG_2058 by benborp, on Flickr
IMG_3025 by benborp, on Flickr

...and some nimbler stuff...
IMG_3201 by benborp, on Flickr

[geraldc]

Coming home yesterday, decided to play with some of the fake tilt shift feature on my camera

[Afasoas]

I think the first of those has to be the most effective.
Nice colour saturation - works well with the tilt-shift effect.


Just finalised a set of images from a pre-shoot for a joiners just down the road:

Lichfields Furniture
by danielcaddenphotographer, on Flickr


And today also processed a few photos from a trip to Scotland.


"broken"
by danielcaddenphotographer, on Flickr

[JohnP]

Tulip tree at Anglesey Abbey NT

      Tulip Tree by john ponting, on Flickr

[clarion]

I'm out with my camera every day, but Friday, we took a trip to see the Museum of London.  In particular, I was keen to see the candid photos by Bob Collins, which were fantastic, but we went round the rest of it as well.

P6064876 by TJ Clarion, on Flickr

P6064902m by TJ Clarion, on Flickr

P6064923 by TJ Clarion, on Flickr

Many many more here:
https://flic.kr/s/aHsjY7PHt9

[Ruth]

DSCF0595 by ruthturner3, on Flickr

I realise this isn't as technically wonderful as the other photos in this thread.  But it would be very, very difficult to get a SLR to this place, as it involves crawling through tight spaces and vertical drops of around 40 feet.  This was taken with an 'outdoor' camera, which can be used under water and is supposedly shock-proof.  I was so pleased with it, because this looked like a lovely picture that I really wanted to capture, and I suddently had the brainwave of sitting down (in a pool of water!) to get the right angle.

[clarion]

Amazing.

[mike]

that's fantastic Ruthie.  Gorgeous shot.  Where is it?

[Ruth]

that's fantastic Ruthie.  Gorgeous shot.  Where is it?

Alum Pot.  Thanks mike 

[LEE]

Sunday evening, from Hannington, north Hampshire.

[Ruth]

That's a rather English photo LEE!  Lovely stuff.

[LEE]

That's a rather English photo LEE!  Lovely stuff.

Thank you.

By "English" you mean it's not quite clear whether you will get sunburnt or soaked (or both) right?

That does make for a nice photo opportunity though...I seem to be having a run on worrying skies lately.

Going for a walk this evening...sky is looking rather similar.

[Charlotte]

Out shooting slebs at a cheridee bash last night in Hyde Park. It's not every day that I get to make a photo like this:

[clarion]

Remarkable.

[Jakob]

The area where I work is a mixture of hipster coffee shops, super trendy shops and restaurants and fancy loft apartments.
It is also the epicenter of homelessness and drug abuse in Canada, so there's this real mix of trendy vs really grungy.

Along with that, there's several alleyways that I really want to get some decent pictures of, but it's been hard finding the right light and also having them fairly empty, as the local zombies, crackheads often don't like getting their picture taken.
 This is the best one I've gotten so far. There's another more iconic looking one, but it's facing the other direction (so I have to catch it in the morning) and there's usually also a couple of dealers hanging around, so it's been tricky to get.

[Kim]

Out shooting slebs at a cheridee bash last night in Hyde Park. It's not every day that I get to make a photo like this:

I'm going to have to plead Wowbagger with a size-order of prosopagnosia, and ask who they are?

[Charlotte]

(L-R) Sarah, Duchess of York, Tracey Emin and Princess Eugenie of York.

As a friend commented elsewhere:  "Never tangle with anything that's got more teeth than the entire Osmond family" (Arnold Judas Rimmer BSC, SSC)

[Jaded]

Sir Alex Fergie, Tracey Ermine, Bellatrix/Eugenics ?

[David Martin]

Got the first, not a clue on the second, and thought the third looked vaguely familiar.

[clarion]

I got Emin straight away, had a vague idea on the Duchess, and no clue at all on the Princess.