Random Photos : Part 4

[GravelBen]

Wild Fox by Ben, on Flickr

[ukaskew]

Tuna said:

A fantastic series of images - Hong Kong is a complete gem that so many people pass by because they get no further than the shopping malls.

In terms of photography + easily accessing so much variety I've been nowhere better. I could have easily spent two weeks exploring without going anywhere near the actual city. Loved it, the quietest city break I've ever had and in the busiest place I've ever been!

[Jimmy No Hands]

Really liked the colours in this one; got eaten alive by mosquitoes and had to be mindful of snakes. But a great sunset.

It's Peaceful Bay, near Denmark in Western Australia.

DSC_0486 by James Kilduff, on Flickr


Edit: I know I could clean it up a tad by removing the signs, which I will do when I have time!

[NDA]

Just Googled Peaceful Bay.... a lot of pre-fab housing around there.

https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@-35.0399914,116.925...

I am always curious about places I've never heard of.

[realjv]

Pavement Reflections by realjv, on Flickr

[Jimmy No Hands]

NDA said:

Just Googled Peaceful Bay.... a lot of pre-fab housing around there.

https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@-35.0399914,116.925...

I am always curious about places I've never heard of.

It’s the case with a lot of Australia; some very rudimentary structures when you get rural. (Even new builds sometimes opt for corrugated tin for a roof.)
It was a lovely place to stop for a night.

[Jurgen]

Valencia Spain bij night

Gate to the city by jurgen slender, on Flickr

[leggly]

The Unknown by Squiffy1308, on Flickr

[Resolutionary]

Went to the Eden Project's after-dark light show thing last week - a great opportunity to take some moody shots in the domes.

From the outside:

[CardShark]

A few from a recent holiday in Ireland, I'm certainly no professional however I do enjoy taking the odd 'photo or two

A Beach on Angelsey by CardSharkLotus

Fancy Meeting You Here! by CardSharkLotus

Inch Beach, Dingle Peninsular by CardSharkLotus

Inch Beach, Dingle Peninsular by CardSharkLotus

Slea Head Beach, Dingle Peninsular by CardSharkLotus

amongst The 12 Bens Of Connemara, County Galway by CardSharkLotus (please excuse the telegraph cables in this one, I don't have Photoshop)

I've a few more however I'll end up posting an entire album if I'm not careful

Edited by CardShark on Friday 7th December 02:25

[realjv]

A Quiet Moment by realjv, on Flickr

[leglessAlex]

CardShark said:

A few from a recent holiday in Ireland, I'm certainly no professional however I do enjoy taking the odd 'photo or two

amongst The 12 Bens Of Connemara, County Galway by CardSharkLotus (please excuse the telegraph cables in this one, I don't have Photoshop)

I've a few more however I'll end up posting an entire album if I'm not careful

This is lovely. My hometown is Galway, I should make more effort to go out and take photos when I'm home.

[DibblyDobbler]

leglessAlex said:

CardShark said:

A few from a recent holiday in Ireland, I'm certainly no professional however I do enjoy taking the odd 'photo or two

amongst The 12 Bens Of Connemara, County Galway by CardSharkLotus (please excuse the telegraph cables in this one, I don't have Photoshop)

I've a few more however I'll end up posting an entire album if I'm not careful

This is lovely. My hometown is Galway, I should make more effort to go out and take photos when I'm home.

+1 Lovely. If the cables are bothering you I'd be happy to remove them

[Vintage Racer]

a stroll at low tide....

DSC_6396 (2) by Glynn Hobbs, on Flickr



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my photoblog: https://imageweaver.blogspot.com

[CardShark]

leglessAlex said:

This is lovely. My hometown is Galway, I should make more effort to go out and take photos when I'm home.

DibblyDobbler said:

+1 Lovely. If the cables are bothering you I'd be happy to remove them

Thank you both It certainly is a wonderful part of the world, it was my first visit to Ireland and I can see myself back there sometime late Spring next year.

Alex - you may know the spot if you're a former local, the 'photo was taken midway-ish (I think) between Galway and Clifdon on the N59.
DD - that's a very kind offer, if you have the time then it would genuinely be appreciated. I took a few 'photos looking out over that small lough however it was pretty much impossible to avoid those cables

Edited by CardShark on Monday 10th December 14:00

[Nigel_O]

One from my eldest son, Lee.

The guy in the photo is called Joel and he's homeless on the streets of Birmingham. Lee spent 90 minutes with him on Saturday and listened to his story and bought him lunch. Apparently, Joel is a pretty eloquent young guy that's simply down on his luck. Its a ridiculous state of affairs that the new cost of Lee's camera kit could probably have kept Joel under a proper roof for the entire winter

Personally, I wouldn't have the bottle for this type of photography (I wish I did) which is why I'm so proud of my son's efforts. Click the Flickr link to see the rest of his album

DSC_8218 by Lee Ogram, on Flickr

[DibblyDobbler]

CardShark said:

DD - that's a very kind offer, if you have the time then it would genuinely be appreciated. I took a few 'photos looking out over that small lough however it was pretty much impossible to avoid those cables

Here you go - 10 minute effort so not perfect but an improvement I hope


Cardshark Edit by Mike Smith, on Flickr

[CardShark]

That's much more like the image I had in my head! Must get myself some editing software

Cheers

[DibblyDobbler]

CardShark said:

That's much more like the image I had in my head! Must get myself some editing software
Cheers

It was a pleasure

[oobster]

Who is the guy in here that posts images of military aircraft swooping through ravines? Lloyd?

Cracking image on the Daily Mail website today of a Hercules with two persons dangling their legs out the back mid-flight:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6482751/I...