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My images from Hitchin Camera Club's annual "Scavenger Hunt". Two hours walking around town, looking for things to photograph from a list... Two hands Something with a point Something orange A musical instrument Concentric circles Something fast and something slow A postcard of Hitchin Parking restriction Air A percentage Discarded Left over from the coronation String Out of sight A small square A little plant Security Reflections Three lights ICM An arch Photography equipment, that’s not a camera The Spirit of Hitchin A bench Stripes

Congratulations, Geoff!

It's my turn to choose the POTW again. There were plenty of excellent images to choose from this week - I particularly enjoyed Ryewolf's photos of Portmerion and as usual, there were some great macro insect shots from Paul. However, my choice for POTW is this one from CMunzel: I really liked the composition on this one, making it something different. Full thread HERE. Well done, Cheryl!

Thanks, Mark.

Congratulations, Strav!

Thanks, Dee.

Thank you, all.

Thanks, Steve.

No... it's me that went doolally!

Thanks, Polly. Yes - hoping to get out with the camera more now that Spring is here!

Sorry... yes. Display order: #1 is the sepia, #2 is the 'cool tones' and #3 is the original.

Last weekend - looking for photos for the camera club "Nature" competition: Nesting Swans Mute Swans - hoping to be fed Canada Goose

Thanks, both. #1 is the original photo. #2 and #3 are experiments playing around with the presets on Nik Silver Efex. Correction: In display order, #1 and #2 are the Silver Efex versions and #3 is the original.

A great set - #2 is my favourite.

Amazing building!

Priory Park, Bedford - last weekend.

Congratulations, Cheryl!

Congratulations, Monkey!

No worries, Fuji!

Good to see you posting again, Matt!

It's my turn to choose the POTW again. There were plenty of great images to choose from this week but my choice is this one from Fuji: This is just one in a series of great images taken with a DIY setup converting old projector lenses into macro lenses. The whole thread is well worth a look if you haven't seen it already - click HERE. Well done, Fuji!

Congratulations, Monkey!

These are really good, Fuji.

Great colours!