Photography

Laird_Attwood

Tom Butcher

Graham. wrote:

Well it'll soon be bonfire night!

I was thinking - that looks like the park next to my house - then I clicked on the flickr link and it IS the park next to my house !

graham.

Tom Butcher wrote:

Graham. wrote:

Well it'll soon be bonfire night!

I was thinking - that looks like the park next to my house - then I clicked on the flickr link and it IS the park next to my house !

Your not in the big white house next to the cricket ground are you?...And who gave them permission to paint their new pavillion baby poo yellow?!

Anyway. Who'da thunk there were so many fine photographers on a cycling forum!

Kieran_Burns

I don't have many I'm particularly pleased with, but here are a few:

Fountains Abbey:


Snowdon at Dawn (New Years Eve I think it was) I'd love to see this one HDR'd


and the one I love to show off, Applecross Pass:


Oh, and one more just 'cos it's daft:

Note the hedge at the bottom of the shot... the Tornado was basically over that when I took the shot.

Tom Butcher

Graham. wrote:

Tom Butcher wrote:

Graham. wrote:

Well it'll soon be bonfire night!

I was thinking - that looks like the park next to my house - then I clicked on the flickr link and it IS the park next to my house !

Your not in the big white house next to the cricket ground are you?...And who gave them permission to paint their new pavillion baby poo yellow?!

Anyway. Who'da thunk there were so many fine photographers on a cycling forum!

No not quite that close - I'm off Belper Road at the top end of the park.

I should add - there are some stunning shots on this thread.

doublem_1

Dork Knight wrote:

doublem_1 wrote:

Some recent ones:

Ah, the Cwm.... are you local to the area and how's the security there these days (if any)?

From Bristol so only about 45 minutes away. We didn't encounter any at all. Just an angry Welshman shouting at us as we left the site!

samhedges

Loads of these are ace, I'm feeling rather inadequate!

seanoconn

Amateurs my erse. Amazing photos guys, keep them coming.

heavymental

doublem_1 wrote:

Dork Knight wrote:

doublem_1 wrote:

Some recent ones:

Ah, the Cwm.... are you local to the area and how's the security there these days (if any)?

From Bristol so only about 45 minutes away. We didn't encounter any at all. Just an angry Welshman shouting at us as we left the site!

Where is that!? Looks fun to explore...

dork_knight

Cwm Coke Works Beddau/Tynant, South Wales

doublem_1

Heavymental wrote:

doublem_1 wrote:

Dork Knight wrote:

doublem_1 wrote:

Some recent ones:

Ah, the Cwm.... are you local to the area and how's the security there these days (if any)?

From Bristol so only about 45 minutes away. We didn't encounter any at all. Just an angry Welshman shouting at us as we left the site!

Where is that!? Looks fun to explore...

It is very fun but please please PLEASE take my advice if you do go:

1. DO NOT go alone
2. Be very careful as this place is FULL of hidden dangers. Big hidden pits of stagnant water, chemicals, sharp rusting metal, decaying concrete and metal steps (the first set of steps i went up had lots of steps given way), very high places etc etc
3. Have fun

Crapaud

Kieran_Burns wrote:

Snowdon at Dawn (New Years Eve I think it was) I'd love to see this one HDR'd

You are Curiosity rover and ICM £5!!!

Kieran_Burns

Crapaud wrote:

Kieran_Burns wrote:

Snowdon at Dawn (New Years Eve I think it was) I'd love to see this one HDR'd

You are Curiosity rover and ICM £5!!!

That's exactly what I thought it looked like!

To explain how that happened: it was -8C at the time... yep we walked up Snowdon at Dawn and it was -8. The ground was covered in hoar-frost and when the sun broke over the hills everything lit up bright orange and red. It was stunning to see.

Here's another taken from the same spot:



Looking over Llyn Llydaw right at the sun as it cleared the hills

Oh, and I forgot one:


This is the A5 looking North towards the Ogwen Valley - that lake got no Sun at all (this is taken at Midday) and it is completely frozen over.

GiantMike

Skate Park, California


London Eye, London


Light Bulb, Lincolnshire


Finches, Lake Isobella, Ca

Zoomer37

Used to be well into photography before I started pissing about on bikes

www.zooms-photography.com

bristolpete

I worked as a sports photographer for a number of years. Stringing for various agencies and picture desks. One of the blokes sat behind the goal/posts etc documenting other peoples lives, living in a hotel on your own, travelling up and down realising that I had no images of my life so to speak ! Hard drives full of random images under the bed...!

Hoopdriver

amber87 wrote:

New York wedding photographers is an extremely professional team of photographers, as they believe only, in one fundamental, "Their passion also happens to be their profession" so there are no chances for taking re-takes. Hence, it best to take the best shot anytime and every time.

Try This Out

You wouldn't happen to be connected with them by any chance? :?

meursault

You can see the 'pro' in bristolpetes stuff, very cool.

on the road

Runcorn to Widnes bridge

on the road

Runcorn to Widnes bridge

carrock

mrs carrock at honister slate mine



mrs carrock in the snow



a robin



all taken using mobile phone camera or lumix

ddraver

What I consider my "Best of'' - http://www.flickr.com/photos/davidkneen ... 915747004/

You know my full name now....

Ben6899

Golden Temple, Kyoto.

cornerblock

Lovely picture Ben, was it taken from your phone?

Ben6899

Thanks mate.

No, I took it using my Pentax Optio W60. It's a good little camera; dust-proof and water-proof (to 4m) so it's a good choice for travelling/backpacking!

Ben6899

One more for now - this was an opportunist shot while out cycling on a cold November morning. Nothing special, but I think the sky looks stunning.

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