Random Photos : Part 4

[DibblyDobbler]

LongQ said:

Nice light in Venice DD.

I see the chap on the horse (?) is carrying an umbrella. Very wise in my opinion.

CVP said:

Another vote for the Bridge of Sighs DD - super image

Thanks Chaps, appreciate the feedback

LQ - yes I believe you are right, it seems to have caught the young lady's eye too

[LongQ]

DibblyDobbler said:

Thanks Chaps, appreciate the feedback

LQ - yes I believe you are right, it seems to have caught the young lady's eye too

To be honest DD I thought she was looking somewhat lower and admiring the sculpting of the horse's (?) rear quarters. Do I detect a slight smirk on her face - perhaps a post comparison expression of realisation?

I nicely captured moment, especially for the dark subject matter. (I'm mostly thinking about light of course ....)

[Top Banana]

A few from a weekend wander along the Suffolk coast...

beach defences by jonbawden50, on Flickr


view through a hole by jonbawden50, on Flickr


solo shell by jonbawden50, on Flickr


wartime lookout by jonbawden50, on Flickr


free as a bird by jonbawden50, on Flickr

[leggly]

One of the neighbourhood cats.
On the prowl by squiffy1308, on Flickr

[LongQ]

leggly said:

One of the neighbourhood cats.
On the prowl by squiffy1308, on Flickr

Hmm.

Leonardo di Catprio ?

[leggly]

LongQ said:

leggly said:

One of the neighbourhood cats.
On the prowl by squiffy1308, on Flickr

Hmm.

Leonardo di Catprio ?

He's one of the better looking of the crap machines in this area.

[ian in lancs]

DibblyDobbler said:

First (of many!) from my Venice trip



Grand Canal, Venice by Dibbly Dobbler, on Flickr

(This is on the Ted thread but in case some of you don't get over there I'll stick it in here too - quite a challenge actually as Ted is very very small!)


CaptivaTED by Dibbly Dobbler, on Flickr

Damn you Mr Doblbler!!! I'm in Venice right. Now and you've made me walk down to Accademia Bridge for some long ex! I thank you!

[DibblyDobbler]

ian in lancs said:

DibblyDobbler said:

First (of many!) from my Venice trip



Grand Canal, Venice by Dibbly Dobbler, on Flickr

(This is on the Ted thread but in case some of you don't get over there I'll stick it in here too - quite a challenge actually as Ted is very very small!)


CaptivaTED by Dibbly Dobbler, on Flickr

Damn you Mr Doblbler!!! I'm in Venice right. Now and you've made me walk down to Accademia Bridge for some long ex! I thank you!

Hahah! Good man! Go for it

Get yourself over to San Giorgio and up the Tower if you have time - great views back over to St Marks

[ian in lancs]

Good call but did that last time. Went over to burano today with the painted houses and tomorrow it's murano glaasworks

[DibblyDobbler]

ian in lancs said:

Good call but did that last time. Went over to burano today with the painted houses and tomorrow it's murano glaasworks

Burano is fab - I've got a bunch on pics waiting to be processed

In all honesty Murano is no great shakes, but worth a few hours

[ian in lancs]

Murano is her choice- probably gonna cost me! Taking my 105 micro for some close up detail stuff to while away the time.

[LastLight]

Top Banana said:

A few from a weekend wander along the Suffolk coast...

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free as a bird by jonbawden50, on Flickr

I like the tones in the sky in this one.

[CVP]

ian in lancs said:

Murano is her choice- probably gonna cost me! Taking my 105 micro for some close up detail stuff to while away the time.

There speaks the voice of experience Venice is definitely on the list for me & Mrs CVP but I do fear for our joint account if we get near beautiful glass

[Vocal Minority]

Still learning - bit getting a couple I am reasonably pleased with.

Cumbria doing a good impression of Cornwall last weekend

SWMBO at the beech on St Bees - quite like the water on this one.



I am not one to title photographs - though if I was I would probably call this one 'Essence of Spaniel'



Birker Fell breaking through the mist at midday

[The Tea Boy]

Personally feel i got lucky with this photos as it wasn't what i went out to take.
C+C welcomed/wanted as I'll be back here at the weekend

Matt

Easter Sunday sunset by mattmay83, on Flickr

[ian in lancs]

CVP said:

ian in lancs said:

Murano is her choice- probably gonna cost me! Taking my 105 micro for some close up detail stuff to while away the time.

There speaks the voice of experience Venice is definitely on the list for me & Mrs CVP but I do fear for our joint account if we get near beautiful glass

Beautiful glass in abundance! Vast majority in the 'how much?' category! I have never seen so many different things made from coloured glass in my whole life, nor wish to again!

[DibblyDobbler]

Mrs DD spied a vase she fancied - 400 euro

Looked like the kind of thing you'd pay a fiver for at a car boot sale

[delboy735]

Some from me. Trying to improve my compositions skills ( or lack of them anyway )

Porsche 918



Craignish point.



Reflections.


Any comments or suggestions to improve would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

[ian in lancs]

DibblyDobbler said:

Mrs DD spied a vase she fancied - 400 euro

Looked like the kind of thing you'd pay a fiver for at a car boot sale

I kept thinking car boot and jumble sale too! The kind of stuff grans have in abundance on mantle pieces.

[LongQ]

DibblyDobbler said:

Mrs DD spied a vase she fancied - 400 euro

Looked like the kind of thing you'd pay a fiver for at a car boot sale

If I was buying glass for that much dosh I would make sure it was small, wide angle and likely manual focus. Probably not Italian either.