Nice Photos.
Posted by: u5227470736789439 on 27 February 2008
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!
George
Taken by my wife on her IPhone 6 through a seaplane window ...
Alpine lake in the Selkirk Mountains, near Golden, BC, Canada.
Drum Tower
Still can't make my mind up about the 'oil painting' filter I applied at the end. Still, it's a bit of fun for my Christmas card.
Getting our Christmas tree this morning.
G
I see you put that Leica Q to good use Graeme 
A nice photo!
Mr Fjeld posted:I see you put that Leica Q to good use Graeme
Thank you Mr Fjeld.
G
Thanks Dozey - much appreciated
Edinburgh Night
G
pete T15 posted:Argegno on Lake Como . Motorcycle trip last year.
This is pretty familiar to me. If you come around next time, i suggest you a stop at Pasticceria Grandi for a tea or coffe with their delicious cakes. It's on the right of your motorcycle and eventually at Villa Belvedere just a few yards at your left. A very nice charming hotel dipping its toes in the lake. They have lots of clients from England and Australia
Regards
Roberto
GraemeH posted:
Edinburgh Night
G
I get a flavour of Rebus there.
C.
Waiting for the summer
Goose Eye View
Bergen, Last June
Still in Stavager. It is picturesque. We also visited Flam, Olden and Bergen.
No doubt recognisable to some ?
Don Atkinson posted:
No doubt recognisable to some ?
I present you the opposite view from my offices (I work in one of the seafront buildings)
This is from the pier close to the fish market
Those are VERY nice photos Mr Fjeld.
Mine are just holiday snaps (a bit like George's when he started this thread - well, that's my excuse !)
You could probably see me taking this one, when you took yours looking toward the funicular railway.
We usually walk over the mountain to the "gallery". This year there was a "Mountain Marathon" in preparation.
Don Atkinson posted:
Those are VERY nice photos Mr Fjeld.
Mine are just holiday snaps (a bit like George's when he started this thread - well, that's my excuse !)
You could probably see me taking this one, when you took yours looking toward the funicular railway.
We usually walk over the mountain to the "gallery". This year there was a "Mountain Marathon" in preparation.
Your photos are great Don! Lovely perspective and veiw towards the historic "Tyskebryggen"/the Hanseatic area, King Haakon's Hall and Rosenkrantz fortified tower, our beloved sail ship Statsraad Lehmkuhl and the Nordnes peninsula.
I was brought up in another part of the country, and moved here to study. And somehow I never left I suppose I even like the rain...
La Cascade de Courmes
