Denis

A great set Jon, cant pick a fave as they are all good

3 hours ago, Paul said:

 

 

 

all the missed focus and other crappy ones I take in pursuit of the ones that make it to the forum 

 

 

I resemble that remark

Yet another outstanding set Paul, it is getting very hard to say anything different in regard to your photography of this micro macro world in which you delve into nightly !

Got a call from my mate Bob this morning, asking if I wanted to meet for a coffee or two at a local flying club he was flying into from Biggin Hill. I drove the 20 miles there in the Van and we had our meet for an hour or so and as he likes photos of his aircraft, I took the camera with me.

His friend Nigel, a senior British Airways captain was in the right hand seat and filmed me photographing them just after taking  off for home. You can just make me out at the end of the runway at 18 seconds in if you look through the video Nigel shot from the cockpit

Congrats Cyril

Around 1000AM on clear mornings, a pattern weaves itself across the skies of Essex as contrails of morning flights from the continent and further afield arc overhead following the routes to North America.

just two images from my phone as I was undertaking the three mile walk to my town centre yesterday to buy some bread...

That looks a perfect place to while away an hour or so Fogey , I too like canals or rivers and have done my stretch of local rivers to death in photographs on here, but always like to see other locations and with autumn colours you just cannot go wrong 

You would have to ask a photographer.....I'm afraid I dont resemble that remark

It was a miserable old day then!

Nicely Done Geoff

You would have thought that nowadays with digital print techniques that they could have done better than that!

Great pics Paul, but I'm afraid to say out of all spiders, the False Widow gets stomped in my Garden...my wife had a bite from one earlier in the year and it took ages to heal and was quite painful for her.

A ten minute walk from my house brings me to this place, the subject of my walks the last few weeks, I normally walk my friends farm 4 miles north of the town, this is half a mile to the south of the town looking towards London, thankfully hidden behind the hills in the distance !

Lodge Farm.

That is a great photo, and one that deserves to be 'ung

Scenes like this are what floats my boat the most Polly, lovely capture

The perfect photograph in my eyes well done Matt, well chosen Polly.

Could it be one that has previously fallen over long ago,  but the roots have managed to still feed the fallen trunk promoting new growth?

I will take a 'Mention In Despatches'

And that is a nice view Clicks

Well Done Kerry

Just had a mate on the phone laughing and said 'thats great I bet you had a few fooled by that photo you put on your facebook page'..... (a moments silence from me) ..I said what do you mean Bob? and he replied 'thats so obviously a video game screenshot'  (this same image !) ... he knows I dabble in a computer sim called 'Farm simulator' .....

I dont know if I'm hurt or not! I have just sent him the exif details...

Like a kids Transformer toy eh?

Beautiful, I really like these having seen some when we were over a couple of years ago..

Ooooh what a sky Cheryl, I like the landscape too, flat, like here in East Anglia. The start of your Spring as the colours reflect