Nice Photos.

From hordes of people in India to nobody about at all

Taken about an hour and a half ago while walking and taking some fresh air:

Well done Peter - you've captured the atmosphere of first light beautifully.

Peter

I don't know if photos are nice, but the place definitely is - Gdynia in Poland, this is where i live
greetings

And another one

and another

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Evening stroll amonst the buttercups..

Nice one Hammerhead...
What lens did you use?

Sandy

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Another great one Hammerhead. I'll bet that dog is as well natured as it looks. Thanks for sharing!

Jim

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Sandy, Jim - thanks very much Bok really is a lovely dog, always happy and especially so when he's out and about. Really gentle with small people too!

I used a Fuji Finepix S6500FD for this shot (and the others here). A 'nearly' DSLR but still classed as a point & shoot.

First water Iris has decided summer is here:

At the risk of sounding pretentious, I did a wine tasting on-board a yacht in Monaco harbour last night for (it turned out) various McLaren/Mercedes/Mobil bigwigs. I doubt it comes across especially well photographically, but the atmosphere was rather special - personally I find Monaco rather atmosphere-free most of the time.

I got caught in an "Enzo sandwich" on the way back. I wonder just what percentage of these are Monaco-registered, given that it's pretty much impossible for a car to go above 30mph?

Shame it's going to rain tomorrow (although that appears to advantage McLaren v Ferrari or so I've learnt!!) but I might go along for one of the cheap seats.

Cheers

Rod

This paid for dinner tonight

Just back from NW Scotland

..and again

One more, it was such good weather after all.

(For those interested these are Suilven, Melon Udrigle beach looking towards Coigach and An Teallach respectively)

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Originally posted by Bruce Woodhouse:
Just back from NW Scotland

Nice one Bruce. Suilven from Stac Pollaidh or Cul Mor ? Edging towards Cul Mor from memory.

I got taken to this area by my parents for most of my childhood for our summer holidays. I've been up most of the hills in the area but we had to bail out of Cul Mor because of fog I think - I must get back and finish it off one day. Great pictures of a beautiful part of Scotland.

Cheers
Scott

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Originally posted by ScottC:

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Originally posted by Bruce Woodhouse:
Just back from NW Scotland

Nice one Bruce. Suilven from Stac Pollaidh or Cul Mor ? Edging towards Cul Mor from memory.

I got taken to this area by my parents for most of my childhood for our summer holidays. I've been up most of the hills in the area but we had to bail out of Cul Mor because of fog I think - I must get back and finish it off one day. Great pictures of a beautiful part of Scotland.

Cheers
Scott

From Cul Mor. We climbed Suilven the day before on a glorious hot day, first time up that one for us. Super peak. We also did the An Teallach ridge in similar conditions-and realised the degree of exposure that had been obscured by mist the last time we were there!

Bruce

It rained and rained

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Just back from NW Scotland

Great pics Bruce.


Suilven is my favourite mountain in the WWW!


We have had great weather up north recently;
Radio Orkney even used the 'D' word today.

Car roof and sunset.

Tony