Nice Photos.

Here's one I like.



dn'l

Most of us have taken one or two nice photos.

Here is my candidate as being almost quite good. In fact it is two painstakingly joined.


Taken up in the mountain at Skurdalsvatn in 2000.

Though this one takien in Warsaw in November 2006 is not bad:



I know there are several good photgraphers here, and it would be nice to see some of you best efforts if you feel inclined to share!

I tidied up the margins on the first picture and I must have pressed the wrong icon! Timed out for an edit now! Sorry!

George

another.

The second is a man-hole cover, isn't it? Rather nice!

George

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Originally posted by GFFJ:
The second is a man-hole cover, isn't it? Rather nice!

George

Thanks George. It's a Seattle Water Dept access plate. The ring of moss is only about 1-1.5" in diameter, I saw it walking home one day and went and got my camera.

It's still there too, mossy place I live in.
dn'l

One from my last trip to Mexico...

And one more...

Bruges at night.....



Correnie at night.....



A flooer during the day.....



A gannet during the day too.....



....gutted I missed this one though!!!



Cheers,
Ali

A variety. The Tate Museum 'Weather project',

Goredale Scar in winter

..and looking towards Makalu from a pass at about 19,000ft. Everest Region, Nepal (scanned from a slide-remember those)

Four photos that always make me happy when I look at them (no claims to photographic greatness!)

Winter sunrise over Pitsford Water Nortamptonshire:

The early bird get's the sunrise.......Autumn :

Mid winter sun, so low in the sky. It was so quiet there too - no bird song, nothing!

KInd regards,

Peter

Sand Sculptures in Albufeira a couple of years ago.

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Two recent favourites, both in Munich

One I took at Duxford of a Shackleton:



And a couple from Chicksands NPS4X last year:





Oh, and one from where I would rather be living:



Tony

I appreciate the quality of the photo is not so good, partly due to the DIY transfer I made from the print and the fact it was a long time ago now.

However, I don't care as I was there. Camera held aloft over the teeming hordes, tired as I hadn't slept for 36 hours, but extatic at watching one of the closest and exciting races ever, and Jaguar won. Getting everything in shot was a bonus - even a flag! I will never forget the day.....

Yan Lammers and Johnny Dumfries winning the 1988 24 Heures Du Mans

Kind regards,

Peter

Some great shots here, Hugwe's are incredibly pin sharp; Bruce has captured the subtle tones across the mountains; and Peter has captured the moment in the Le Mans shot. That's the great thing about photos, various factors can combine in different ways to produce a cracking shot.

Peter

PS Peter, if you still have the negative and if it's 35mm I could scan it at high res for you - the results can be surprisingly good!

I like this one as it goes some way to giving the impression of just how big these things are.

Mid winter sunrise captured whilst walking the dogs in County Down

This is a photo of Nice, I took today. From Antibes.