The Photography Thread

[paul04]

I went to my mum's today, and just got the timing right, as she had just took some home made ginger biscuits out of the oven.


And I have been testing out my new camera, loads of setting to play with. I took this picture today, used a wine bottle and a small torch, and a exposure time of 10 seconds, with the iso at 100

 

[Cyclist33]

Stonehaven Harbour on Friday

Brill

 

[theloafer]

from todays ride ....mobile nokia lumia 920

 

[paul04]

A day off work today, and was doing a bit of gardening, and just had to take a few pictures

 

[Mo1959]

A day off work today, and was doing a bit of gardening, and just had to take a few pictures

These are gorgeous. Love the depth of field on them and colours are beautiful.

 

[Donger]

This was taken near a donkey sanctuary in the New Forest. I just like the way you can see the ears on Mrs Donger's camera viewer screen.

 

[Donger]

1. Bealach Na Ba (The Pass of the cattle, Applecross Peninsula. Possibly the most alpine road in Britain - certainly the longest climb. I will cycle up this later this year.
2. The Glen Brittle Road on Skye - with the Black Cuillins living up to their name.
My two favourite roads in Britain.

 

[theloafer]

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View attachment 41256 1. Bealach Na Ba (The Pass of the cattle, Applecross Peninsula. Possibly the most alpine road in Britain - certainly the longest climb. I will cycle up this later this year.
2. The Glen Brittle Road on Skye - with the Black Cuillins living up to their name.
My two favourite roads in Britain.

its a grand climb

 

[welsh dragon]

Today on my ride, I took some photos of the river Dovey. On a day like today, it looks amazing.

 

[Donger]

its a grand climb
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Nice picture. Hope I can get something similar this year. I dipped out a couple of years back after a scary descent of the Mam Rattagan Pass nearby - wet, worn brakes were bad enough .... the absence of barriers etc on the Pass of the Cattle, together with more rain made me nervous of how to get back down in one piece. I actually felt quite confident of being able to climb it - which I now know was mis-placed confidence. Now, two more years of miles in my legs and my first proper Alp under my belt, I reckon I've half a chance.

 

[stumpy66]

Harris

Ericksay

Durness

camped here one night, Garve

 

[stumpy66]

Torridon

 

[laurence]

had my first lot of purple 35mm back today, taken with a Diana Mini camera, hence the square format...





i'm still not convinced by coloured film, but it does look good in some cases and it's fun to play.

 

[david k]

London April evening

 

[david k]

More of the London April evening from last night