Random Photos : Part 4

[SS9]

lloyd h said:

One from a shoot in London..
Castle Air A109S by Lloyd Horgan, on Flickr

Wooah this is one hell of a shot! Nicely done!

[RichTT]

Travel always brings back some of the magic to photography. A recent trip to Oz had me snapping away happily and back in the groove. Please forgive the wky abstract nature of my photographs.

Surf Craft Prohibited by Richard Minton, on Flickr

Empty Stairs by Richard Minton, on Flickr

Suspended Light by Richard Minton, on Flickr

A moment by Richard Minton, on Flickr

After by Richard Minton, on Flickr

Scale by Richard Minton, on Flickr

Papercraft by Richard Minton, on Flickr

[noell35]

A couple from Cumbria

Sandscale Haws and Black Combe by northernladgonesouth, on Flickr


Hodge Close Quarry by northernladgonesouth, on Flickr

[trackdemon]

No prizes for guessing the city....

[singlecoil]

Fruit basket by Elliott and Nolan, on Flickr

[Dogsey]

Green Tunnel Portal by Mike Gardiner, on Flickr


Jordan's Purple Portal by Mike Gardiner, on Flickr


By Phone and Flute by Mike Gardiner, on Flickr

[singlecoil]

Dark pink tulips by Elliott and Nolan, on Flickr

[Vintage Racer]

Was on my way out to photograph Heron's when this came overhead..........i'd call that a pretty 'random' shot

DSC_4604_00003 (4) by Glynn Hobbs, on Flickr

[noell35]

A foggy Southwold

Foggy Southwold Pier by northernladgonesouth, on Flickr

[DibblyDobbler]

^^^ Oh Yes

[DibblyDobbler]

Just back from heaven Torridon - possibly my favorite view of all


Beinn Eighe from Loch Clair by Mike Smith, on Flickr

Edited by DibblyDobbler on Thursday 19th April 19:45

[noell35]

Stunning. How are you finding the xt20? You had the xt1 before didn't you?

[DibblyDobbler]

noell35 said:

Stunning. How are you finding the xt20? You had the xt1 before didn't you?

Thanks

Ref the XT20... I like it a lot, but then again I liked the XT1 a lot too Not sure I could tell the difference between the output from the two...

[leglessAlex]

Superb shot as always Mike. I am in awe of pretty much every photo posted on this thread, you guys all put a huge amount of work into it it seems.

A question about Torridon though... How do the loughs always appear so calm?! I'm from Galway on the west coast of Ireland and it's permanently windy there, I would have thought it would be the same on the west coast of Scotland. Is it just luck, or are there certain times of day when the wind tends to drop?

[DibblyDobbler]

leglessAlex said:

Superb shot as always Mike. I am in awe of pretty much every photo posted on this thread, you guys all put a huge amount of work into it it seems.

A question about Torridon though... How do the loughs always appear so calm?! I'm from Galway on the west coast of Ireland and it's permanently windy there, I would have thought it would be the same on the west coast of Scotland. Is it just luck, or are there certain times of day when the wind tends to drop?

Cheers. To be honest we had one calm day in 6 when I was up there - early or late on the day it tends to be calmer and also the shot above is in a really sheltered valley. I tend to go for the classic/cliché shots with big reflections so I go mad with the camera whenever the conditions are right

[DibblyDobbler]

Here's a different view of a place you'll know if you follow this thread


Shieldaig by Mike Smith, on Flickr

[leglessAlex]

That's lovely. Is that from a boat or from the opposite shore?

Thanks for the answer, I guess in a place as windy as that it makes sense to make hay when the sun shines and try to get as many photos taken as possible when it is calm. I can't wait to go up there one day, it looks stunning.

[DibblyDobbler]

leglessAlex said:

That's lovely. Is that from a boat or from the opposite shore?

Thanks for the answer, I guess in a place as windy as that it makes sense to make hay when the sun shines and try to get as many photos taken as possible when it is calm. I can't wait to go up there one day, it looks stunning.

Thanks

From a boat - had a go on this https://www.torridonribcharter.com/ - good fun and got to see a few different views (more to come!)

[singlecoil]

Chrysanthemums and trug by Elliott and Nolan, on Flickr

[eltawater]