My picture of the day-Where's yours?

[wisdom]

Productive few weeks of foraging.

 

[Gravity Aided]

Fermenting something ?

 

[wisdom]

Following on from my other photo.
Looks like i'm going to be busy.

 

[London Female]

After 2 years of waiting, my daughter finally asked if I would take her on a bike ride. It made my day, here are a few pictures of our ride into Oxford.

 

[craigwend]

Unfettered by 'scenery' - just big skies ...

 

[Gravity Aided]

Dilemma.

 

[Cycleops]

They start them young at the "Tender Sprout School" just near my house.

 

[Trickedem]

Nice greyscale view from my window in Canary Wharf today

 

[Teuchter]

I know, wrong type of bikes...

My Dad (pictured) and I hired a couple of ex-army trail bikes on Friday and Saturday. This was taken on Friday's very wet and muddy guided green-laning trip on the Yorkshire Dales.

The second day was much more civilised, sticking to the roads by ourselves. We passed quite a few cyclists struggling on the fairly mad hills of that part of the world and for once I was glad to have an engine at my disposal.

The Tan Hill Inn - Britain's highest pub...

 

[Cycleops]

Following on from my other photo.
Looks like i'm going to be busy.

Nice pic. Couldn't you have Photoshopped the foot out?!

 

[wisdom]

Thanks but i dont have photoshop,would not know where to start with it!,,,

 

[Cycleops]

Sorry, but the "Photoshop" has become an all encompassing term for a photo editing program which corrects mistakes, can alter the size and generally manipulate your photos. The full version would be very expensive now, but you can download a free "cut down" version to try called "Elements" here http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/tdrc/index.cfm?product=photoshop_elements&loc=us There are lots of other free alternatives on the internet if you want to check them out. They shouldn't be too hard to use, there are tutorials on the site as well, give it a go.

Thanks but i dont have photoshop,would not know where to start with it!,,,

 

[Teuchter]

Sorry, but the "Photoshop" has become an all encompassing term for a photo editing program which corrects mistakes, can alter the size and generally manipulate your photos. The full version would be very expensive now, but you can download a free "cut down" version to try called "Elements" here http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/tdrc/index.cfm?product=photoshop_elements&loc=us There are lots of other free alternatives on the internet if you want to check them out. They shouldn't be too hard to use, there are tutorials on the site as well, give it a go.

Agreed on this. Quite a few good free photo editing applications out there now.

I personally use Paint.net for most photo stuff - cropping, adjusting levels, etc though it's capable of much more and pretty easy to use.

I've also used Gimp (dodgy name, good application) for more advanced graphics stuff and it's pretty much a free replacement for full blown Photoshop but I would say that Paint.net is far more intuitive for casual users.

 

[simon.r]

I couldn't resist taking a photo of this sign in a shop window in Nottingham:

 

[carlton88]

Agreed on this. Quite a few good free photo editing applications out there now.

I personally use Paint.net for most photo stuff - cropping, adjusting levels, etc though it's capable of much more and pretty easy to use.

I've also used Gimp (dodgy name, good application) for more advanced graphics stuff and it's pretty much a free replacement for full blown Photoshop but I would say that Paint.net is far more intuitive for casual users.

If you're using a Mac then try Pixelmator from the App Store. Well worth the asking price of about a tenner.