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Sunday afternoon at Priory Park, Bedford.

Good choice, Dee. Well done, John!

Well done, Fuji!

The Future's Bright...

Hi Paul, I'm on the "tenner a month" plan that gives you Photoshop and both versions of Lightroom. I had a look at the new version of Lightroom... then went back to the Classic version. The new version is good if you want to store your photos on-line to access from different devices, but I prefer to keep all my photos on an external hard drive. As you say - plug-ins like Nik don't work on Lightroom CC, which is another reason to stick with the Classic version.

It's my turn for POTW again, and as before there have been plenty of really good images to choose from. The "honourable mentions" this week both go to Clicker for: 'Stoney Faced': http://www.tipf.co.uk/forums/topic/23309-stoney-faced/?tab=comments#comment-175447 and 'My First Ever Murmuration': http://www.tipf.co.uk/forums/topic/23325-my-first-ever-murmuration/?tab=comments#comment-175478 But my choice for POTW is this brilliant piece of street photography: "City Unity" by Fuji: Original thread here: http://www.tipf.co.uk/forums/topic/23256-city-unity/?tab=comments#comment-175382 Well done, Fuji! Gareth

Well done, Fuji!

I found this decorated stone on the wall at Houghton House...

Congratulations, Brian!

The Graffiti Artist.

Seconded. Affinity Photo is quite good as a Photoshop replacement if you want a one-off purchase rather than a monthly fee, but there's nothing to beat Lightroom. The latest version of Luminar does have a "library" feature but it's a long way behind Lightroom in terms of functionality.

Thanks, Fuji. Interesting style of video - I liked the way he shot the video at the same time then showed the "end product".

Depends what you look like, I suppose... selfies of me would definitely kill photography! I think it's an "I was there" statement. The back-cameras on phones allow you to frame the shot and still be in it - something that can't be done with a "proper" camera.

Congratulations, James!

Drum

Greyfriars

Baker

Well done, Korky!

Welcome aboard, Papajay!

Carbohydrates

Bored

Indifference

Anguished

Well done, John!

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