great catch in the first shot, second is lol comical
thanks for the compliment, it was only on processing that I realised the colours of the Sea King were refracted through the Mustang's cockpit, one of my favourite shots of the day.
From my recent trip to Scotland, Glencoe boating club
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Are the puffins at Bempton yet?Originally Posted by YorkieBen
a few, only saw them at longish distances
All of these were taken on a 300mm lens on a Sony A700 (so 35mm equiv 450mm) and are cropped as well.
Do you know how long they are supposed to be there for? My wife has wanted to see them for ages but every time we go they aren't there...
Nice shot of the loch RuggerBugger! I don't think I have every been to Scotland and seen water that still!
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not entirely sure how long they are there for but at least for another month I think
Tay Bridge, Dunkeld
Some brilliant bird pics last page or so.
Really like the Glencoe boating club one as well
One from late the other night up at Haweswater - looking across to The Rigg and Rough Crag with High Street covered in low cloud. Been up some ravines and gullies on a waterfall hunt.
Spotted a Goat/cow today on the way back from my grandma's. Looked quite funny.
lol well ive never seen that before!
It was so small that mine wouldn't fit into it
Max at his first Dance Competition today
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Canon A700 - 4 year old 6MP point and shoot, pointed and shot by a clueless point and shooterCanon Powershot A...something, I'll have a look tonight - pic is all yours
Love em. I still have an A70 and A720.
I've been slacking, so I decided to potter about in the garden yesterday.
Blue tits are surprisingly fast. Shot at 1/125. Even the shots at 1/200 were a blur if they were moving. I set up my camera with my 50mm 1.8 on a tripod then used a wireless shutter release.
I set this one up with some foam board behind.
For this one I stuck my flash into the bush behind the flowers. It could have done with some light on the centre of the clematis.
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Love it! Fancy a guide job next time I'm up?Some brilliant bird pics last page or so.
Really like the Glencoe boating club one as well
One from late the other night up at Haweswater - looking across to The Rigg and Rough Crag with High Street covered in low cloud. Been up some ravines and gullies on a waterfall hunt.
Druimuachdar Pass between Arbroath and Inverness
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