Yep! Even those sort of pics! :happy:Nudge nudge wink wink - say no more!
How the fuck is this a photo?
I'd love to see more Paul! I started this thread because I love photography and hoped there would be more members. But it may grow. Who knows? Anyways, on the 'fog theme', we get some great shots here on the Isle of Wight......We live in a small village in Gloucestershire, just outside of Lydney. Our village is at the bottom of a pretty big hill, from the top of which you can see over the River Severn just as it begins to get really wide. It's really picturesque. About a year ago, we had a really strange fog roll over. Down in the village it was totally foggy. At the top of the hill, it was completely clear, as it was above the cloud. In the second image, you would normally be able to see the river and the bank on the other side. Not on that day, you couldn't!
I also have a lot of sunset pictures taken on an older camera I had. I could create some very dramatic effects from sunsets with it from where we lived!
I'd love to see more Paul! I started this thread because I love photography and hoped there would be more members. But it may grow. Who knows? Anyways, on the 'fog theme', we get some great shots here on the Isle of Wight......
The first one was of a kingfisher at Newtown Creek and the others are from various points around the island. All taken in the fog we had last month.
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Well we're going to Wembley, does anyone know if proper cameras are allowed. I think its ridiculous that places like the Ricoh still don't allow them when the latest mobile phone has the ability to take really good photos and are allowed. People might say well just use your phone then but unfortunately I have a slight hand shake(bizarrely 1 hand only, think what you like:shamefullyembarrasedbut a camera with anti vibration lens enables me to take decent pictures, any thoughts?
Thanks for looking.After a quick google it appears not. From what I'm reading if it's something they could call a "professional" device then it seems a no go. Basically any device with an interchangeable lens. Might be able to get away with a small compact, but then you wouldn't have the lens.
Nice colours and I like the way you've caught the setting sun just over the tops of the hills.Interesting subject as over the last couple of years I've taken an interest in photography. brought on in part by looking at pictures that others have got (the memories of old Coventry that you've uploaded included HH) and my realisation that I've got next to nothing of my youth and not enough of my 3 kids growing up to see visually. Here's my 1st upload of sunrise in marmaris.Not sure how this will go so 1 photo only to start with.
Here's a memory from 1987, after the greatest day in City's history! Me, waiting for the players on the open top bus to come along Ansty Rd. That was just at the junction with Wyken Croft.Photo's are all about memories, here's my nephew who's 17 now, in the old sky blue shop. View attachment 6549 Do we have any players now that encourage our youngsters to support us.
I was living in Henley Green at the time (I choose all the best places to live! Wood End, Henley Green, Tile Hill!), Widdecombe Close to be exact, and probably walked all the way down Wyken Croft to get there so I could watch the lads come past. As I remember it seemed to take ages! You can see from the road surface that, yes, it had pissed it down that day!I wonder how many can remember that it rained that day? I certainly couldn't. I've got friends living in arch road close to that junction they might even be somewhere in the background of your photo.
You had me at "Do we have any players".Photo's are all about memories, here's my nephew who's 17 now, in the old sky blue shop. View attachment 6549 Do we have any players now that encourage our youngsters to support us.
Love the drama of the Sky at Dawn and Dusk.Here are some of the sunset pictures I mentioned in my earlier post. These were taken in Cinderford (right on the edge of the Forest of Dean). Our house was on a hill, and we had what I guess you'd call a valley in front of it, which led to the other hills on the other side. At the right time of year, the sun would set directly in a gap between the hills opposite us, right outside our kitchen door. There were times you could visibly see the sun vanish behind the hill. I can't remember exactly how I got some of the effects now, but I know I was using a bridge camera (Coolpix) at the time and it involved changing the ISO. Anyway, it often created some very dramatic effects. These are just a few of the images I took during that period.
Cracking shot Sub! Here's a swan close-up I took yesterday in Ryde....one of mineView attachment 6557
great shot tooCracking shot Sub! Here's a swan close-up I took yesterday in Ryde....
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The mighty Vulcan!!
Last show at fairford airshow last yearThe mighty Vulcan!!
Nothing to do with Leonard Nimmoy either.
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