Random Photos : Part 3

[...Mole...]

Tidal Force by ScottAMurray, on Flickr

Brief gap in the crappy weather so I went down to the coast for sunset. Rather bored of wide angle seascapes but with these conditions and locations I couldn't resist taking this photo.

[paul911]

Bamburgh Light by paulsflicker, on Flickr

[anonymous-user]

Sycamore tree as seen in Robin Hood - Prince of thieves.

[Adz The Rat]

Ste's LHD 1979 MK1 Golf by Adam Kennedy Photography, on Flickr

[anonymous-user]

[RobDickinson]

Even though thats overcooked I like it! perhaps because its overcooked...

[anonymous-user]

RobDickinson said:

Even though thats overcooked I like it! perhaps because its overcooked...

lol!

Yes, I feel the same. When I was having a play with the processing I got it to the point where I thought "oh dear... I've gone too far with this one.. but I like it!"

Thought I would throw it out there!

[Blukoo]

IMG_0058_bw by Murray 1986, on Flickr


IMG_0055 by Murray 1986, on Flickr


IMG_0018 by Murray 1986, on Flickr

[RobDickinson]

Blukoo said:

IMG_0018 by Murray 1986, on Flickr

I just dont get it sorry. not that I'm keen on other peoples sprogs but in a basket/cat bed?

[...Mole...]

Borrowed Light by ScottAMurray, on Flickr

I considered making this one a black and white image, but i dont think it quite works without the reflected colours of the sunset in the flowing water and rocks.

[RobDickinson]

Mostly if the colour is a positive leave it as colour. I think thats right for that image.

[IWantAVolvo]

Pot luck that I got this. Heard something meaty in the distance, quickly changed the settings in hope it'd come my way and grabbed this

[markmullen]

IWantAVolvo said:

Pot luck that I got this. Heard something meaty in the distance, quickly changed the settings in hope it'd come my way and grabbed this

I think that works really well.

[GFWilliams]

markmullen said:

I think that works really well.

+1, I like that

[IWantAVolvo]

Cheers chaps

[Adz The Rat]

Ste's LHD 1979 MK1 Golf by Adam Kennedy Photography, on Flickr

[Blukoo]

GetCarter said:

I'm surprised it hasn't been said already, but that's a cracker. You can't ask for better lighting than that.

[...Mole...]

Blukoo said:

GetCarter said:

I'm surprised it hasn't been said already, but that's a cracker. You can't ask for better lighting than that.

Indeed, im hoping the light is like that when I'm up that way on saturday, Not that the weather forecast is giving me much hope so far

[AndWhyNot]

^ Get's bridge- wasn't anticipating that when I saw the ominous clouds at the top of the page, then I started scrolling and... Oof!

Didn't really expect to see any aurorae on Sat night but went scouting nonetheless. Had they been visible at such a low latitude, I think my vantage point near the top of the South Downs would have helped me find them*. Instead, this:


Stars

10 mins total exposure time (multiple frames stacked)
ISO2000 & f/2

_
* I'd expect to be viewing further round to my left on a Red Alert night and besides, I've massively emphasised the glow on the horizon in this shot.

[lloyd h]

trackdemon said:

Thats a belting shot!

Two from today..
A real marmite paint job, personally I think it works really well in the air just not so much on the ground or LL. Still great to see though!

Miss Demeanour Hawker Hunter F58A by lloydh.co.uk, on Flickr

And Tal-Y-Llyn

Tal-Y-Llyn by lloydh.co.uk, on Flickr